#22 I'm testing deep pour resin against regular resin to show you the difference!

[@MrLibertyrogers]

One thing I learned from another channel is if you pour onto the stir stick, instead of directly into the mold, this also helps reduce air bubbles

[@Redlotusresin]

Thanks! I'll have to try that!

[@brat8360]

It also helps you not use wood as it adds air bubbles! Popsicle sticks are better if they've already been used & have resin covering them, but silicone/plastic stirrers are always best to use when mixing 😊

[@lisacapers5853]

Hi my name is Lisa and l like the deep pour it is better to me. Thanks for the tip. I'm going to buy deep pour resin. I love skulls.❤❤❤❤ Amazing work😊😊

[@Redlotusresin]

Thank you

[@barbarameriton4818]

Excellent demo. Thanks.😊

[@Redlotusresin]

Thanks for watching!

[@victoriafulton3042]

Wow thank you so much for doing this experiment. What a difference between the two

[@Redlotusresin]

@@victoriafulton3042 thank you for watching!

[@alexlockhart9019]

So I could use a regular resin in a deeper mould, it just wouldn't be as clear? 🤔 I've been a little apprehensive. Thanks for the all your great videos❤

[@Redlotusresin]

I would recommend that if you are going to use regular resin in a deep mold that you pour it in layers. Otherwise you risk getting a flash cure that can be very dangerous. I was able to do this experiment in one pour because my room was cold and I know my resin very well and how it reacts. Every resin is different for work time and depth of pour. I hope that answers your question, and thank you for watching!

[@brianadams786]

Awesome, they turned out great!

[@Redlotusresin]

Thank you!

[@lisacapers5853]

Oh l question can l use this resin to make Dominoes?.

[@Redlotusresin]

Yes you can, but just be aware that it takes about 3 days to cure. Sometimes longer for thinner pieces. I tend to use regular 1 to 1 resin for thinner, smaller things and deep pour for bigger projects.

[@cindygeisel1275]

Can you spray alcohol after pour to help with bubbles or not?

[@Redlotusresin]

You definitely can! I use 99% alcohol to pop surface bubbles but it doesn’t do a lot for micro bubbles deep in the resin.

[@beckett3859]

P R O M O S M 😃