properly apply poly
ploperly apply ploly
properly appry plolly
plopperly plopply plolly
oh forget it....
is this the same can for all three applications?
i've used it for years and never had a bubble problem.
Ok, now I may have been mis-informed. I have never tried this trick before. I was told by a fellow contractor that after a coat of poly, he would quickly run over the area with a torch-keeping distance. And he said it brings the bubbles right to the surface. Anyone wanna comment on this technique?
Ron, thanks for the tip its working out great right now. my wife is at this very moment using a lambs wool aplicator pad. its going on smooth as a baby's bottom.
we did a light pole sand with 220 grit mesh (used for drywalling). the poly goes a bit white after the sand, but it takes all the bubbles out. then, apply another thin coat using the applicator pad and the colour deepens again and now it is SMOOOOOOTHH...
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