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Im getting air bubbles while coating canvas with Glamour II. What am I doing wrong?

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Im getting air bubbles while coating canvas with Glamour II. What am I doing wrong?

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Air bubbles can be caused by a variety of things. Breathing Color has tested every single possible variable to the foam rolling process of coating. Most of the time bubbles in the print are caused by “under rolling.” You want to cover your print by going in multiple directions, not just one. The canvas has to “drink” the coating in. If you see bubbles at the start of your coating process, it is the canvas sucking the coating into the print. The desired dilution ratio of water to coating is 30% water 70% coating. There has been cases of bubbles forming from over diluted coating. Please allow the canvas 24 hours of dry time as well. After 24 hours when you come back to your print, youl will notice that the bubbles have disappeared.

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