Bubbles in Finish

Bubbles in Finish

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What you need to know

Bubbles – The term describes raised imperfections in the dry finish. They can be felt with the hand. Bubbles can be confused with particles, bumps, and dirt. Identifying which is which will take a magnifying glass and a razor knife.

Why: Bubbles are hollow bumps. Look under the ….

Technical Guidelines

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