My pieces come out clear and that makes me a very happy lady. However

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!

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