I would avoid this because by definition it would “seal in” compressed air inside an implant… not something I’d want to ever see fail.
I do have experience with pulling a slight vacuum on things like elastomers and resins to pull out bubbles… but none of this will be necessary… I simply needed to ultrasound bath my mixed resin before applying. Mixing in the LIT powder introduced bubbles into the resin and placing the mix tube into an ultrasound bath for 60 seconds degasses the resin sufficiently. I have solid samples now.