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Old 08-26-2014, 10:04 PM
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You are fine. That is nothing to worry about. No squeege, use a laminating roller and a 3/8 nap paint roller to wet it out then lay your 1708. Smooth out with the paint roller then go to the laminating after about 7-10 minutes. You need the resin to dissolve the starches in the fabric so it has no memory left it before you start with the laminating roller. Also if you are laying smaller stuff up put a piece of mat behind the 1708, it will solve the problem of the little air bubbles.
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