Re: tiny bubbles

Posted by Homer on Sep 10, 2004

It seems the rollers always leave the bubbles. I have found success using the tipping out technique. For me this meant after lightly rolling on a thin layer, in a 1 or 2 ft square section at a time, I take a 4" foam brush and lightly draw it in the same direction only, from dry hull across in single lines across the bubbles. I lay the brush down in a dry area and with feather pressure if any, draw it straight across once only in a 4" wide line for the sole purpose of popping all the bubbles. I finish the length, and move down 4" and repeat. It leaves a smooth finish, no bubbles. results are consistently successful.

In Response to: tiny bubbles by terry lob on Sep 10, 2004

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• Re: tiny bubbles by Mark Camp on Sep 10, 2004
• Re: tiny bubbles by Chris Taylor on Sep 10, 2004
  • Re: tiny bubbles by Terry Mcadams on Sep 10, 2004
    • Squeegees here, too! by Robert N Pruden on Sep 10, 2004
      • Re: Squeegees here, too! by Homer on Sep 10, 2004
        • Re: Squeegees here, too! by jennifer & terry on Sep 10, 2004
          • Re: Squeegees here, too! by Mike Delchambre on Sep 11, 2004