Blush happens when the release of carbon dioxide responds to moisture in the air while curing. It shows itself as a greasy film and is easily removed by washing the part with warm water and a clean rag ( or paper towel).
Keep in mind that this residue must be removed before top coating or if fully cured, before re-coating with additional epoxy. Blushing is commonly seen in stiffer, faster curing epoxy hardeners and more pronounced in cool, high humidity conditions.
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