???..Any thoughts about using a squeegee to apply the hot coat…??? Paul
???..Any thoughts about using a squeegee to apply the hot coat…???>>> Paul As Gene Cooper said in past posts;If you were on a desert island ,and that’s all you had…you would have to go with it. Look for a long blond/white bristle wallpaper brush,and cut it to any desired length you want.Just make sure that the bristles are soft enough. I got a few of them some years ago at the now defuncted Standard Brand Paints.Herb
i think it doesn’t sound like a good idea. what’s going to happen? you’ll end up filling only the deep part of the weave matrix, and your sander will be on the top part of your weave right away. why give up the control that a good brush gives you to apply an appropriately thick hot coat? if you try to go thick with a squeeqe, you’re probably inviting other problems.>>> ???..Any thoughts about using a squeegee to apply the hot coat…???>>> Paul
As Gene Cooper said in past posts;If you were on a desert island ,and > that’s all you had…you would have to go with it.>>> Look for a long blond/white bristle wallpaper brush,and cut it to any > desired length you want.Just make sure that the bristles are soft enough.>>> I got a few of them some years ago at the now defuncted Standard Brand > Paints.Herb I order a brush from Fiberglass Hi. called an aussie brush. Costs about $7.00 and doesn’t shed bristles like some brushes do. Some brushes take a couple of weeks or more to stop sheding bristles. I used a squeege for hot coats years ago to get a textured deck effect,a little hard on the chest(rash) though.
I order a brush from Fiberglass Hi. called an aussie brush. Costs about > $7.00 and doesn’t shed bristles like some brushes do. Some brushes take a > couple of weeks or more to stop sheding bristles. I used a squeege for hot > coats years ago to get a textured deck effect,a little hard on the > chest(rash) though.>>>>>>>>>>.Find a wallpaper brush LIKE I described.Not only does it NOT shed hairs right of the bat, but you can /hotcoat/gloss a whole side with one or two passes,instead of walking up and down the length of the board several times.Herb.