Fastest easiest way to remove bubbles from mud over painted surface!

[@dthochst]

Can’t thank you enough for this tip!

[@manwithapan]

You’re welcome! Thanks for watching.

[@Jason.F.]

What about on a painted wall?

[@dogman5334]

This has gave me trouble for years, thanks now I know how to conquer it.

[@manwithapan]

I got lucky 20 some years ago while doing a patch. I ran mud on it and it all bubbles up. I got so pissed from fighting it, I wiped it all of and did it again and the bubbles didn’t return. Been doing it that way ever since.

[@dogman5334]

@@manwithapan it does piss you off that's for sure , but know more thanks.

[@fbad3]

Any way to do something similar if you were boxing? For instance, does boxing one way then turning around and boxing the other way give a similar result with reduced bubbles on a painted surface or do you need skim it tight by hand before boxing?

[@manwithapan]

If you run it with a box. Take it right back off then run box again. I only hand finish over painted surfaces. I don’t find it worth the time to bring out the boxes. Concept is getting moisture on it for a min. Then it won’t have the bubbles.

[@fbad3]

@@manwithapan Understood. Appreciate your insight. Keep the videos coming, I look forward to them.

[@ulrikmagana]

Do we need to take the mud right after applying it or do we need to wait a bit

[@manwithapan]

I usually wait for 20 to 30 seconds.

[@geraldvandewal5788]

Guy's bad ass installer.

[@C0braChicken2]

Can we turn the camera horizontal in the next video? Besides that, love the videos, short and to the point.

[@manwithapan]

I will give it a shot. I shoot these videos from a cell phone.

[@antoinecrespel2182]

Thanks again great advice.

[@manwithapan]

You’re welcome

[@allegedly6]

This is the way.