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READ THIS ENTIRE BOX BEFORE ORDERING PLEASE: I DO NOT RECOMMEND THIS TO BE SHIPPED BY AIR!!
Countries outside the USA will not allow the fulfillment of this order, they continually confiscate it at customs.
New Product to hide your sanding marks on cured resin! Demo video will be aired on Glitz N' Glitter by Michelle's YouTube Channel on November 29th, 2025 on video #1016
This 10ml bottle will last a very long time IF you follow the directions.
- DO NOT LET THIS PRODUCT NEAR THE SUNLIGHT OR UV LIGHT!! KEEP CAP ON WHEN NOT IN USE!
2.After sanding your resin you MUST clean your piece with water, soapy water or alcohol to remove all dust residue before using the product.
2. Open the bottle and wipe off most of the liquid.
3. Brush a small amount of liquid onto any resin that has scuff marks or sanding marks.
4. Let the resin fully dry.
5. If sticky, use less product, however, you can clean off the stickiness with alcohol.
The product will hide the marks by restoring the original color of the resin. This product will not erase the marks from sanding, just hide them. You can wash your items and the color will still be restored
THIS PRODUCT CAN SOLIDIFY IN THE BOTTLE IF YOU DO NOT USE WITH CARE: PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING:
Exposure to moisture:
This product is moisture sensitive. PLEASE AVOID THE FOLLOWING:
Opening the jar in a humid room
Leaving it open too long
Dipping a brush that touched the resin dust back into the jar
Condensation from temperature changes
The above will trigger polymerization, meaning it literally starts curing inside the container and turns solid.
2. Temperature shock
Stored too cold (garage, delivery truck, winter shipping)
Then warmed quickly
This can cause the ingredients to react and harden.
3. Evaporation of solvents
If the seal isn’t perfect:
This can happen even if you think the lid was “closed enough.”