A: Add some air

1. In the same way as the above method, concentrate the air to any corner with pores and make sure the sand moves away.

2. Use an air regulator to insert into the air hole.

3. Add some air according to the line marked in this example ruler

If a lot of small bubbles in the quicksand painting become a very large bubble, you can fill it with a little water at this time to supplement the evaporation of water

1. Be sure to use pure water or boiled water to cool;

2. Select an air hole, wait for the sand to be removed, draw out some air, and empty the air regulator tube,

3. Then use an air regulator to draw in and add too much water to prevent the glass from breaking due to excessive pressure.

A: Take out some air

1. There is a hole on each side of the wooden frame of each quicksand art (the circular picture has a hole), which concentrates the air to the corner of any air hole, and waits for the sand to move away.

2. Use an air regulator to insert into the air hole.

3. The air volume of each quicksand painting has a reference scale, and draw out some air according to the line marked on the remote scale.

Yes, it’s very easy! Just place the frame on any flat surface, and you’re ready to go.

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