: These roller covers work incredibly well for glass wet-out and when
: filling the weave! I've been using them since vk1nf suggested
: them a few years ago. They help press the glass onto the wood
: without creating micro-bubbles (foam) in the resin. You might
: get some bigger bubbles on the surface, above the glass, but
: these aren't a problem. If you're doing a wet-out coat, you will
: pop the bubbles when you squeegee the excess resin. If you're
: doing a fill-coat, you get rid of any surface bubbles when you
: tip-off with a brush to smooth out the resin. They also help you
: apply just the right amount of resin to the cloth. If you can
: find something similar in Denmark, it will make glassing a whole
: lot easier. I also tried foam rollers, but didn't like them at
: all; it's easy to get very tiny bubbles of air trapped under the
: glass.

: Pedro Almeida
: Miami, Florida
: castawaysagainstcancer.com

Roll slower, get far less bubbles. Actually best to think about using the roller as a resin spreader, not as a roller, it's not applied like you'd paint a wall, more pushed around with the roller.

Bill H.