Can i use rhis for resin bubbles?

I have only used it for heat-shrink electrical cable protection and for my iPhone charger cable plugs to strengthen them. If you need to hear resin then so long a do it’s NOT chemically changed after going-off then heat if any sort will be good. You’ll probably need to puncture the bubble AFTER heating to allow the now expanding gas/air to escape and then flatten the ‘bubble’ out to expel the remaining air. At this point I’d cool the resin steadily with a cold hair dryer. I used to be a Carpenter & Joiner and we get to deal with a very wide variety of tasks in our work. The technique I’ve just advised is nothing new just common sense. The main point is to determine the resin type so as to confirm that it can be heated and the trapped expelled. Sone resins are toxic when heated so make sure children and pets are well away and the area is very well ventilated. Good luck.

can i use this for drying paint on trainers?

I don’t see why not but it depends on what material the trainers are made of. If they are plastic the heat might melt them.

NO ! Just set this up with a thin multicoloured solder Held solder at the end of the gun nozzle for 3 minutes Did not do anything This hot air gun is really only for heat shrink tube And warming thin plastic to enable easier bending Malc P

Manufacturer	SEEKONE
Part Number	HG350
Package Dimensions	26.9 x 8.5 x 4.9 cm; 410 g
Item model number	HG350
Colour	Yellow
Material	PA6+30GF
Wattage	350 watts
Item Package Quantity	1
Cord length	1.5 Metres
Handle material	ABS
Batteries included?	No
Batteries Required?	No
Item Weight	410 g

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