Anyone have a good means of dealing with bridging? Where the finish connects between the panel and the frame of the door. I'm going to speak to my cousin who owns a really large cabinet shop hopefully this week about the issue but wanted input from fellow FOG members.
It doesn't happen on every door or even all the way around the door but occasionally you get that horrible look of the door being caulked. I typically apply multiple thin coats of pre-cat lacquer or post cat (tinted) and I've also ran into the issue with the waterborne products.
My fix currently is a razor knife after the products dries but before it cures completely. This is ok as long as you are paying very close attention to what you are doing as the knife blade will follow the grain and not the crack and completely ruin your afternoon.
Thanks in advance guys/gals!
It doesn't happen on every door or even all the way around the door but occasionally you get that horrible look of the door being caulked. I typically apply multiple thin coats of pre-cat lacquer or post cat (tinted) and I've also ran into the issue with the waterborne products.
My fix currently is a razor knife after the products dries but before it cures completely. This is ok as long as you are paying very close attention to what you are doing as the knife blade will follow the grain and not the crack and completely ruin your afternoon.
Thanks in advance guys/gals!