I usually use Alumilite resin which can be very yellow-tinted to begin with. So this was a lovely change to find the resin slightly tinted blue and the hardener was completely clear of tint to avoid yellowing. My pieces come out clear and that makes me a very happy lady. However, I didn’t notice much difference in the bubbles. Usually I mix on the faster side, but I’ve slowed down a lot and noticed there were still tiny bubbles. I don’t mind, my work’s aesthetic forgives imperfections (and sometimes welcomes them!), but I was hoping to see a decrease in bubbles after I changed brands. I attached photos of (unfinished, so don’t judge!) pieces I made with a close up thrown in there to show the bubbles. I didn’t warm up my resin, but I did take a torch lighter to the resin a few times and tapped the filled mold on my counter to help the bubbles rise. Oh well. I’m still going to buy another round of it!
My pieces come out clear and that makes me a very happy lady. However