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| It is Infusion Q&A, one thread that you just keep adding to. Infusion Q&A |
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| > When mixing resin, bubbles is inevitable This is the part I don't understand - if one mixes two degassed liquids in a vacuum, where would these bubbles come from? |
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| from the act of mixing the mekp to the resin. I find electric motor mixer has less bubbles than manual mixing. 2 to 5 mins if the vac is high, or if low as andrew says minimum 10 mins. |
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I will read it first then go back to you. You failed to mention where you disagree with me. I may have been too general. Funny but as I read your post, I find that yours is very very close to what I am doing and I have not seen things contrary. I always try to learn new tricks. I hope I find the forum informative. Regards, Rene |
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