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On Thu, 7 Mar 2013 01:07:08 -0500, "Eisboch" wrote:
II helped paint a friend's old 38's Hatteras with single part Poly using the "Tip and Roll" method. It came out great. sounds good...what's tip and roll? ----------------------------- "Tip and Roll" is a technique whereby you apply the paint with a roller and then immediately use the tip of a brush to smooth out the pattern left by the roller. It takes a little practice to get it right but with patience and the right amount of proper technique, the results will be a high gloss surface with no drips, roller pattern or brush strokes visible. ======= This is one of those techniques that requires a bit of practice and experience. My advice would be to try in on something small first. Use a high quality brush and dip the tip of the brush in a small amout of thinner from time to time. That's the tricky part, along with pacing the speed of both the rolling and tipping. If the rolling gets too far ahead of the tipping, the paint will not level out. |
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