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Nita's Fluid Woodworks

Bubble Blastr

Bubble Blastr

$22.00 CAD
$22.00 CAD
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How do you pop bubbles in your epoxy resin projects, when you can't use a torch out a heat gun? I have solved this issue and made it available to you! Bubble Blastr takes the guesswork out and makes it quick and easy to get rid of bubbles. It works GREAT with silicone molds, resin art, and pours with foliage, flowers, cloth, etc. Don't risk scorching your project! Use Bubble Blastr and save yourself the hassle of destroying your work!
 
Also, check out the Full Resin Art Kit that has all 4 of my new products! This kit has it all! From popping bubbles when you can't use heat, removing resin from things, to making waves and cells on your epoxy resin projects!
Do you want to learn how to get started in epoxy resin or woodworking? Want to know how to do waves using my products? Check out my Linktree and find out how I do it! Everything from products I use, to discounts on pigments, epoxy, and more! Check my YouTube and Blog as well to learn tips and tricks, plus step-by-step instructions on how. Have a question? Feel free to email or message me! I got you!!

Materials

Shipping & Returns

For your information, I don't offer pretty shipping. I offer safe shipping! I have never had a product damaged in shipping, and that's because I protect my art very well!

Returns—If you need to return an item, there has to be legitimate reasoning. The box must be unopened. I promise you will not package it the way I did, and it will probably not make it back to me in one piece. There are no returns accepted on custom orders. They are custom. I can't resell custom orders.

IF I MESSED UP, I'LL FIX IT! If, by chance, there's a problem with shipping, I'm here to help. I need a few photos of the package as it was received and any damage. I'm committed to making things right.

Care Instructions

When Cleaning: Epoxy Resin is a Non-porous surface. Soap and water are sufficient when cleaning your pieces. Use a soft cloth or washcloth to clean your pieces!

Windex can also be used.

I like to use streak-free microfiber cloths. Like the ones for cars and windows.

DO NOT use abrasive towels or rags! You will scratch it!

DO NOT use harsh chemicals on epoxy resin! I will discolor it.

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