We all know that dust is public enemy #1 when it comes to resin art ...
but did you know your AC and a spray bottle can be some of your best tools to help protect your artwork from dust in the air?
It's true!
Featured Artist Alexis Puleio shares her favourite dust-zapping tips ⚡️
First, Alexis turns off her AC in order to reduce blowing air and dust.
Depending on where you live or the time of year, this could also mean turning off your furnace ( and if this isn't possible, closing the vents in your resin room would definitely help! )
Next, she mists the air with a spray bottle - this helps to grab any dust particles floating in the air and pulls them down to the floor, thereby reducing the chance of airborne dust falling into your freshly resined piece.
Dave has a few tips up his sleeve as well to reduce dust ....
While he is also a fan of the spray bottle, he explains how the best tool to protect your wet resined artwork while it dries is a good, solid cover!
Do YOU have a resin tip you'd love to share with the world? Leave them in the comments below... you could be featured on an upcoming episode of Video Friday!!
Do you want to learn more about troubleshooting epoxy resin? Read our guides below:
- ArtResin’s Troubleshooting Guide
- Tips To Prevent Bubbles
- Can I Fix Small Imperfections In My Resin?
- Is It Possible To Overstir My ArtResin?
- How Do I Remove Epoxy Resin Drips?
- Is It Possible To Over Torch My ArtResin?
- Epoxy Resin Not Hardening
- How To Prevent Bendy Resin
- How To Fix Soft, Sticky Spots In My Resin?
- How Can I Avoid Getting Dimples In My Epoxy Resin?
- How Can I Get Rid Of Bubbles In My Cured Resin?
- How Can I Prevent Dust In My Epoxy Resin?
- What Happens If I Overtorch Resin?
- Why Does My Resin Look Cloudy?
- Why Is My Epoxy Resin Still Sticky?
- Why Are There Bare Spots In My Cured Resin?
- What Does Silicone Do To Resin?
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