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Gytis Simaitis
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I have been laying-up raw pearwood veneer on 3/4 Medex in a vacuum press for small vanity doors. I normally use Unibond, but as this is a potentially damp environment, I'm using epoxy instead. I appply enough of a coat to just bleed through in a few spots.
The problem is that after finishing with conversion varnish, small blisters have been appearing at an alarming rate. Any diagnoses? I first thought the cauls were too big and bending, but the same with smaller cauls. Glue-starved joint because of epoxy saturation?
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