Epoxy Fisheye at Hayley Haynes blog

Epoxy Fisheye. Greenlight's new marine grade epoxy resin is designed to hold a higher than normal epoxy surface tension while curing to bridge over contaminants so your coating lays flat with no pin holes or fish eyes. Here's how you can fix them. These can be very subtle, or they can be quite prominent. This goes for all imperfections in your resin projects. Fisheye is a frustrating issue that can ruin your project’s appearance. Ripples, fish eyes, pin holes and separations in epoxy resin projects: However, with careful and meticulous attention to detail, maintaining your equipment and thoroughly cleaning the surface before applying any finishes, you will be able to avoid fisheye formations. By using an epoxy adhesive that is specifically designed for fish eye removal, you can reduce the pain and difficulty of this process. Additionally, by adhering the adhesive directly to the tear in the eye membrane (rather than just around it), you increase its chances of success. Let's start with ripples effects: Top 5 tips to eliminating epoxy fish eyes, pinholes, and separations: If there is a fisheye in your epoxy, it means that there was likely an impurity on the surface that the epoxy came into contact with.

Here's how you can fix them. However, with careful and meticulous attention to detail, maintaining your equipment and thoroughly cleaning the surface before applying any finishes, you will be able to avoid fisheye formations. Ripples, fish eyes, pin holes and separations in epoxy resin projects: Greenlight's new marine grade epoxy resin is designed to hold a higher than normal epoxy surface tension while curing to bridge over contaminants so your coating lays flat with no pin holes or fish eyes. These can be very subtle, or they can be quite prominent. Fisheye is a frustrating issue that can ruin your project’s appearance. This goes for all imperfections in your resin projects. Additionally, by adhering the adhesive directly to the tear in the eye membrane (rather than just around it), you increase its chances of success. If there is a fisheye in your epoxy, it means that there was likely an impurity on the surface that the epoxy came into contact with. Top 5 tips to eliminating epoxy fish eyes, pinholes, and separations:

3D Epoxy Fish Eyes, Holographic Pike, 12 mm

Epoxy Fisheye However, with careful and meticulous attention to detail, maintaining your equipment and thoroughly cleaning the surface before applying any finishes, you will be able to avoid fisheye formations. Here's how you can fix them. Top 5 tips to eliminating epoxy fish eyes, pinholes, and separations: This goes for all imperfections in your resin projects. By using an epoxy adhesive that is specifically designed for fish eye removal, you can reduce the pain and difficulty of this process. If there is a fisheye in your epoxy, it means that there was likely an impurity on the surface that the epoxy came into contact with. Greenlight's new marine grade epoxy resin is designed to hold a higher than normal epoxy surface tension while curing to bridge over contaminants so your coating lays flat with no pin holes or fish eyes. These can be very subtle, or they can be quite prominent. Let's start with ripples effects: Ripples, fish eyes, pin holes and separations in epoxy resin projects: Additionally, by adhering the adhesive directly to the tear in the eye membrane (rather than just around it), you increase its chances of success. Fisheye is a frustrating issue that can ruin your project’s appearance. However, with careful and meticulous attention to detail, maintaining your equipment and thoroughly cleaning the surface before applying any finishes, you will be able to avoid fisheye formations.