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Originally Posted by Tony
Thinking about how to do this. When im applying the wrap i should pull it tight so that it forces long bubble. Doing a foot at a time. This way i will not get lots of small bubbles as i have forced them to become long bubbles going to the edge where the wrap has not been stuck down yet. Then i can work from the start of the bubble to the edge, giving the air somewhere to escape to? Obviously i would start from the middle of the roof and work outwards. I havent really found many instructions for installing it so im writing down a plan of action to try and eleviate known problems.
Edit: also should add i would be heating to bubbles as i push them out so they dont crease once they are almost gone as there will be alittle bit of extra material from the large bubble.
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Different grades of wrap need somewhat different techiques to get the best result . . .that is the extent of my knowledge sorry.
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