bubbles in polyester resin :S

[hurricane_redbone]

Ok so i was doing the last side of my tank today, and i thought i still had another bottle of resin so i used what was left in the other one. then when i finished applying it i went to mix the other bottle... and woops... no bottle. so i went to the store to get some more and when i got back the other part was pretty much hard so i hurried and put the rest on but now theres like a line of little bubbles where the other part ended. the bubbles are contained in the resin so as far as i know it shud still be water tight. Is this going to be a problem?
the resin is more to make it water proof, not for structure right? because the plywood is reinforced with a frame outside of it. so technically speaking i shud be alright right?

 

[hurricane_redbone]

bump... common help me

 

[johnptc]

yes it should be waterproof.............how thick is the resin ??

are they little or large bubbles ??

if they worry you.....you can sand the area and put on a 'sealer' coat of resin......

if they REALLY worry you sand / grind the bubbles out and redo the area


pics would help.......

 

[hurricane_redbone]

yes it should be waterproof.............how thick is the resin ??

are they little or large bubbles ??

if they worry you.....you can sand the area and put on a 'sealer' coat of resin......

if they REALLY worry you sand / grind the bubbles out and redo the area


pics would help.......

hmm well they r pretty small im not too worried... im using a brush next weekend to a sealing layer...

and besides i stille needa put on the topcoat anyway...

 

[Phixer]

You will be fine, if your still worried about it just do what John said. This sounds strange but Ive used a steamer to get rid of bubbles before the resin dries. The heat from the water vapor causes the bubbles to rise to the surface and pop.

 

[rallysman]

Should be no problem at all.