Another Bubble Question - Help

[RegisG 0]

What do I need to learn to prevent small bubbles.  I know I probably should do only wet as a beginner but, what causes the bubbles in dry applications?  Is it going to fast or missing squeeging some tiney areas or what?  I want to be able to do both wet AND dry where necessary.  Will heat gun shrink bubbles?  Or, is pin & squeege the only way?    Just did a 24 X 36 sign in 3 parts (dry) and have probably 30+ tiney pin head size bubbles.  Is there a better way than pin/squeegee?

Thanks

Regis .... learning....learning 

[darkdan 3]

Practice your squeegeeing.

Maybe get or build a: http://www.bigsqueegee.com/

[jfought 120]

i use the big squeegee way and it works great.

[RegisG 0]

Well, I'm convinced.  Continue practice AND ordered Big Squeegee.  I don't think that Big S will help on slightly convex windows and panels of cars/trucks so still have to be able to use smaller squeegee.

Thanks all,

Regis

[firemalt 10]

Try using the "hinge" or "flap" method... and this will allow you to work from end to the other. This way you can hold the working end up in the air as you squeegee, working your way across the length of the decal, one each at a time.