Avoid Mixing Different Batches in One Area

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A crucial warning for Flow Coat application is to never mix different batches in the same area. If one batch has already started to set, applying a second, fresh batch on top will not blend smoothly. Instead, it will result in visible ripples and an inconsistent finish.

Goal: Prevent imperfections from inconsistent batches.

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Now that we've covered a few of the dues on a project, let's cover a few of those things you think maybe you could get away with, but you better not. First off, never mix in different batches in the same area. They just don't go together. One batch has started to set up, you can't top coat that with the second one and think that it'll blend together. In fact, what'll happen is it'll ripple on you. Number two, don't overwork flow coat. It's easy to think that the more you

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