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Don't print with the front end pointing down, if you're going to print at an angle (45° is good for FDM) then point the front end up in the air as you want detail to be good at the front end, the rear end will suffer a little with loss of detail...in fact anything 'underneath' will lose detail as you can't print on fresh air even printing on top of supports.
When I got my resin printer I tried brushing UV resin on a FDM printed bodyshell then curing it, the resin filled the hollows and if you put just enough on will look smooth.
When I got my resin printer I tried brushing UV resin on a FDM printed bodyshell then curing it, the resin filled the hollows and if you put just enough on will look smooth.
