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Air bubbles - water based polyurathane
On Friday, February 28, 1997 at 3:00:00 AM UTC-5, Phil Goode wrote:
Using Minwax water-based polyurathane on a pine desktop, I am getting lots of small air bubbles. I stripped the top, sanded with 220 grit sandpaper, applied stain, wiped the top with a damp rag to raise the grain, sanded again with 220 grit. After that, I applied a thin coat of poly with a bristle brush. After 4 hours, I sanded lightly with 440 grit and applied second thin coat. After another 4 hours, I sanded with 440 and applied the final coat. That coat developed quite a few tiny air bubbles. I was careful to apply the poly slowly and with long strokes going with the grain. Is this typical of water-based poly. I've used regular poly before and haven't had this problem. I used water-based this time because of lack of smell and ease of cleanup. Any help? Phil Goode |
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