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I keep seeing to top out with a foam brush for the epoxy finish. Surely I'm looking in the wrong places but I can't figure out what this means anywhere on the internet.
3 replies:
RE: What does tipping out mean?
The recent thread on "varying epoxy textures" has a discussion of tipping.
RE: What does tipping out mean?
Thanks--I'll put it here also for posterity:
Tipping out is LIGHTLY brushing the epoxy with the tip of a new, clean brush. The aim isn't to push the glue around, but rather just break the surface tension, popping any bubbles and helping the film to settle more evenly.
RE: What does tipping out mean?
» Submitted by murm - Sat, 11/13/21 » 8:30 PM
Apologies for the double post--somehow hit the button twice.