Bubble Removing Tool for Epoxy Resin and Acrylic Art, DIY Glitter Tumblers, Specially-Designed Heat Gun for Making Acrylic Resin Travel Mugs Tumblers to Remove Air Bubbles (Black)

Had to replace a similar product that I used for about a year and then it stopped working. Just be sure not to overheat it by keeping it running for more than 15 or 20 seconds. It gets hot pretty quickly. So use it in short bursts. It gets the job done. If all else fails, use a hair dryer on a high setting to get the same effect.

I use this to resin bugs for my science class and it works great for getting the bubbles out.

This heat gun works as advertised and is good value for the money. I also not expecting such a powerful air flow, I was hoping for more of a passive heat to help pop air bubbles, versus a hot air blower, but that is probably just a misunderstanding on my end. The air flow is quite powerful (and hot), and it sounds like a full on hair dryer when you're using it. It's not the best gun for smaller projects where you don't want your resin blowing around. It's a good size gun, easy to hold, and it stores nicely in a drawer. I do think the cord is a little too short, and it doesn't always want to stand up properly, even with the little kick stand deployed, it wants to tip sideways.

It works perfect for resin work, except for the fact that the cord is so short that it is almost impossible to use on more than one project.

Heats up quickly and is super simple to use. I was looking for a cheap heat gun to pop resin bubbles with (since I didn't want to get my better one coated in resin, LOL), and this does the job perfectly! It's super light and compact as well, which is much appreciated.

This was my first epoxy project, bearing that in mind I was pleased with how well that this heat gun worked to get the bubbles out of my coasters. I feel like with more time & experience I could get better techniques at bubble eliminating. The gun was easy to use & lightweight.

It's good quality for the price. It did what I thought it would do and it blew my waves out, but the airflow is a little heavy, so it pushes the waves a little too far for my liking. unless you're really really careful with how and where you hold the heat gun. It's small, and the cord is short so very little work room. That took some points off. All that being said, I still made the waves in my beach art.

This is a great tool if you need heat for a craft or anything! I would recommend this in a heart beat

Used for my resins

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I couldn't use it as plug was not standard British plug. My hardware shop said I couldn't get an adaptor for it so had to send it back

It was just what I wanted but useless for use in UK as it is wired for use in USA. it was a real nuisance shipping it back having to print off and fill in 3lots if shipping invoices. I then had to find an UPS depot as shipping agent which was 30mins drive. Not happy