Priming with Back Brushing and Sanding

riverdale brush to brush it on and and that's it one of the tricks of this stuff is is putting it on super thick you don't want to put a thin coat of it you just want to actually take it on and that way it'll fill in blistering fill in dry spots if there's if you see anything you need to sand so I do like to keep a sanding sponge with me also you can sand anything that I need to sand one yeah sometimes a blistering has to be sand it smooth it out otherwise you'll still be able to see it after you peel bond it or blit peel bonded it and painted it so just all working right along peel bonding just sanding this stuff and just trying to hit everything that yo is exposed and blistered now and you don't have to be very particular about you how you get it on just get it on you know nice and thick and so to just glue all this stuff back together I'm trying to get underneath the laps to that are causing some of this stuff the water soaking underneath all these things all the shakes and working itself up and and causing it to swell and peel so just lose right along just nothing you know special you know about this it's just doing a good thorough job I've got another sanding sponge I'm using 3m sanding sponge before I was using a sanding sponge that was a fine sanding sponge just makes the sanding process you know I was using a not a 3m eyes using eka silk fine sanding sponge now I'm using a 3m medium sanding sponge which makes the sanding a lot faster which over show you as I get up here do a little bit more sanding it knocks it off it's really easy to sand with the sanding sponge nothing difficult does this extremely dry extremely brittle but it's very important that you knock it down and smooth it out so we got our all of our