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Anonymous users2024-01-24There is no picture is not very clear, cracking and surface blistering are two different things, cracking shows that the log is not dry to be painted, part of the wood is caused by shrinkage or deformation, blistering is that the paint can not penetrate into the wood, such as the surface of the orange or the back of the oil-based paint and then the water-based color behind the paint may blister.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23If it's too dry, you need to sprinkle some water on it.
One is that air bubbles are brought into the glue mixing process or glue filling process, and the other is the air bubbles generated during the curing process. In the process of glue mixing, it is easy to bring air into the glue due to the high viscosity of the glue or the wrong stirring method, and if the glue is viscous, it is difficult to eliminate the bubbles. If the viscosity of the glue is small, if the glue cures slowly, the bubbles will slowly float to the surface and disappear automatically. >>>More
That means that the quality of the product you're buying is faulty, and it's impossible to bubble half the time.
1: The nail eye treasure is not completely dry! 2: Too much paint spraying, two reasons coexist. Just pay attention to these two points!
This is because when the heating is heated, the joints between the joints are squeezed more solid, the room temperature at home is not high after the heating is stopped in the spring, and the joints are not real.
I have seen a similar situation in the forum of Shangdu Building Materials Network, which is also the problem of the tremor of the solid wood floor, and the people there say yes: >>>More