How To Repair BUBBLES

How To Repair BUBBLES
Published June 29th 2018
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[@binskibinski3068]

Too many words get to the point 😴

[@chazstahs]

So to cut down on the videos points because it was pretty pointless. He suggests using a hairdryer or using a knife and cutting it out?? then going over it again, or leaving it if it's a humidity issue in hopes it'll absorb with time and dry off.

[@AedanBlackheart]

Thank you, some people just never get to the damn point..

[@laa2902]

😊 Thank you, easy to follow DIY advice.

[@philindeblanc]

The other reason I discovered why you might get bubbles is using mud that is not well mixed, or premixed mud that does not adhere to the wall and can separate. These are a couple DIY blunders...From yours truly!!

[@gianthills]

ok guys, here's what you do to fix it. 1. scrape the blisters and sand. 2. prime the entire area with oil based primer. (if you try a latex primer it may not work and more blisters could appear right away). 3. let it dry completely, about 2 hours. 4. patch the scabs with drydex or whatever and let it dry. sand them. 5. prime again, but just on the patched scabs, and let it dry completely. 6. apply your first coat of paint. 7. let that dry completely, could be 2 hours depending on the sheen, check the paint can for dry time. 8. once it is dry, sand the entire surface and finally apply the second coat.

[@EMINEM4973]

Please just get to the point.

[@ashboss727]

How can i avoid this same issue on cabinets? I spray painted clear coat sealer on stained cabinets and it had lots of sinking bubbles after it dried

[@davidmcnallyjr3441]

thank you!

[@marcthibault8723]

Merci Rémi!

[@geraldf4193]

How do stop bubbling on a exterior wood door

[@michelledemarchi9192]

Also, what is the best technique to paint an old cutio black with real crackle please

[@michelledemarchi9192]

Could you please help on how to paint paneling?? I just bought a modular home and it's all paneling. If you could help I'd so appreciate it. Thank you

[@antoniosantos8424]

I wall ask you about this issues. firso of all sorry about my English, i´m Antonio form Portugal. I have some walls (drywall) with liningpaper. I have paint the first wall and after painting appears bubbles , just after painting. Is this normal ? will disappear after drying ?.....?!?!, thanks

[@khoufou79]

Too much talking to get to the subject’s

[@inthemix3013]

What a chance this bloke is. Skip to 1.60 if u want a laugh that's after the sell

[@Charles-tv6oi]

Some even like bubbling rustic look

[@jeffreychanta2925]

Wait so this guy didn't tell us how to repair the bubbles. He just gave long winded explanations about how they formed...

[@jayizzett]

Video is half over and you haven’t gotten to a solution

[@Soccer30278]

Wtf

[@ichangersnare4582]

Useless

[@Ferbeldeyberb]

Waste of time.

[@Lucky-fj5qw]

So you don't no..👍

[@ymwxkp]

The Joker you mean “So you don’t Know.”

[@liaxgunionn8786]

TuxSZN dont be a smart arse

[@Lucky-fj5qw]

@@liaxgunionn8786😘

[@Lucky-fj5qw]

@@ymwxkp no i mean noooo not know if i meant know i would have wrote know but i didn't did i fuck nuts and yes i mean toooo/oo write fuck nuts - fuck 🤪

[@AngelRodriguez-dw7pd]

Pointless

[@AedanBlackheart]

Get TO THE POINT 😑

[@ibellchristian9773]

Just use primer. If they appear let it sit and walk away it will eventually go away.