Digital BW, The Print

Yes.  The Mayer rod is the preferred application technique.  Foam is a  
major problem with brushing, rolling and screening.  The Mayer rod  
generates no foam and puts down a completely uniform and reproducible  
film thickness when used correctly.  It is the technique that chemists  
use for quality control and testing of coatings.

Robert


On Wednesday, July 30, 2003, at 02:03  PM, Ken Schuster wrote:

> Robert - Have you found the Meyer Rod application easier/better than  
> spraying
> or bushing? Someone in another group suggested a foam brush. I tried  
> that and
> the result was tiny bubbles ("foaming") that dried into the coating. I  
> called
> the
> Hydrocote folks and they said NEVER use a foam brush. (I'm relating  
> that here
> for readers who might be contemplating that.)
>
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