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    Water issue

    im using GW water effects for a pond on the base of a dragon, i have followed the instructions to the word allowing 24 hours between small applications, but on inspection after work today i have found what seems to be a milky finish in the center of the pond as though it hasnt dried properly or something, will this dry out and look as it should..clear or will it stay like it is and if so is there anyway that i can remedy this?

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    problem sorted i cut out all the water effect with a knife and started from scratch
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    I am interested though, did you put it aside and did it clear up?
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    no mate it had dried milky
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    That milky finish is USUALLY a result of water-based moisture being trapped in the resin. Make sure you do the next attempt, and allow it to dry and cure in a very dry atmosphere. Try not even to breathe on the resin.

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    makes sense, thanks i shall remember that, rep for you i reckon
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    as per others, milky finish is one of 2 things:

    not yet fully dried (sometimes this takes weeks) or moisture in there
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