Resolving Fish Eye Paint Defects

poly's, one of the things I I've run into because you it seems that invariably you're going to run into some fisheye somewhere and I've tried all kinds of things from using 100% silicone products like smoothie to a multitude of different primers to cleaning with Dawn dish soap. um everything of uh Ben Zenzer Ben is um is a shellac based primer a it's a true shellac it's resolved every single fisheye I've ever run into and so we typically doing cabinets furniture always have a bomb can of bin around so if you get some fisheye um let it dry the the the 2K polies dry really fast in 45 minutes to an hour you bomb it with Ben dries really fast typically go right back over it um it's completely resolved. If the fish eyes, if you spray a heavy coating on and the fish eyes have, you know, a pretty deep crater, um, if you spray a heavy coating on, you can, if it's quick enough, just wipe it all off, the paint off, then bomb it with, um, sh the bin, and then you can recote it. Otherwise, if they're pretty deep craters, wait for it to dry, sand it, um bomb it, or if you're doing a lot of priming, just load up Ben into a sprayer and um and and shellac based primers are awesome for resolving fisheye. So, just a simple little tip. Um hello from upstate New