A few tips on reducing bubbles
Stir slowly and don’t use popsicle sticks. They are too porous and will introduce bubbles. Use a mini plastic spatula or plastic sprue. If it has a long working time, warm the two parts in a water bath this will make the plastic less viscous. The lower the viscosity the easier bubbles rise. If using the “squish” method, don’t pour in the middle of the mold and slap the cap on. Pour it down the side wall of the mold until you have the desired amount. An ultrasonic cleaner will also help bring bubbles up on less viscous plastics. Place the cup with plastic into the cleaner tray and surround the cup with water. You can buy an inexpensive cleaner at Harbor Freight. When you wind up with micro bubbles at the top of the plastic, wave a bunsen torch or breath heavily over it. The carbon dioxide will break them up. I’ve never tried this myself but am told that a spritz of alcohol on the surface of the plastic will also remove those micro pests.