Using epoxy resin can be a fun and rewarding experience. However, a frustrating aspect can be the bubbles that can appear on or just below the surface. Luckily, our Micro-Term Heat Gun can help remove epoxy/resin bubbles that give you a smooth and professional-looking finish.
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The lightweight, easy to handle heat gun is a great tool for this task. This torch has a flameless heat temperature of 1300°F, giving you a great controlled heat to pop bubbles. When you use the heat gun, it is important to ensure it is held about 2-3 inches away from the surface. Move it in a circular motion over the epoxy/resin to ensure even heating. This will help the bubbles rise to the surface, and either pop them or make it easier to access with a needle or toothpick. If there are any bubbles remaining after using the torch, repeat the process until all epoxy/resin bubbles are gone. While using heat can help with bubbles and curing, it is best to follow the manufacturer’s instructions for the drying process.
Overall, our Micro-Therm Heat Gun is an effective tool in removing epoxy/resin bubbles. Through these tips, you can create a smooth and professional-looking finish for your next project with minimal frustrations.
At what temperature do I set the heat gun?
Hi Julie,
High temp. of our heat guns is 1,300°F which gives a great controlled heat for this type of application. Depending on which heat gun you are using, you may not have an option to adjust the temperature/flame.