Need help renovating home tiki bar! - Home Tiki Bars

D dtel Member South Mississippi Joined: Sep 06, 2013 Posts: 117	D dtel Posted posted on Mon, Jul 21, 2014 8:38 PM I measured equal parts of each and put it something else to apply, don't shake of cause extra bubbles. I applied, the next day sanded and reapplied, repeat, repeat, ...... Being what your doing, I would not try to sand every time, except if you get a bad bubble, your sanding is going to be much harder, it's not flat. Apply kind of steady, don't keep brushing it dries fast and you will just make brush marks, fix screw-ups by sand before re applying. Close can, don't leave open for no reason. Get to work, you will see it's not hard, you can't mess up to bad look at the bar now, it's dry, it will only improve.

I measured equal parts of each and put it something else to apply, don't shake of cause extra bubbles.

I applied, the next day sanded and reapplied, repeat, repeat, ......

Being what your doing, I would not try to sand every time, except if you get a bad bubble, your sanding is going to be much harder, it's not flat. Apply kind of steady, don't keep brushing it dries fast and you will just make brush marks, fix screw-ups by sand before re applying. Close can, don't leave open for no reason.

Get to work, you will see it's not hard, you can't mess up to bad look at the bar now, it's dry, it will only improve.

Post #723352 by dtel on Mon, Jul 21, 2014 8:38 PM