soldier.a
Old-Salt

I've stupidly offered to bull up a pair of shoes for my brother who has just started working in an undertakers.
I've only ever done it the good old fashioned "Kiwi/Water/Graft/Will-to-live-remover" way before so I thought I would save some time and use Morello as there won't be any badge to object to it and nobody is going to care as long as they are shiny.
* Waits for hue and cry of "Cheat". "Lazy b@st@rd". "Back in my day..." to quieten down... *
Now while I have managed to avoid leaving brush strokes by brushing loads and loads on per coat, I've now got the problem that it's leaving a somewhat dimpled surface where it has not gone on evenly.
Does anyone have any clever methods for applying the coat evenly or even removing the dimples. I know applying kiwi over the top sorts the brush marks out but will this also help with the uneven surface? Many thanks for any assistance anyone can provide.
I've only ever done it the good old fashioned "Kiwi/Water/Graft/Will-to-live-remover" way before so I thought I would save some time and use Morello as there won't be any badge to object to it and nobody is going to care as long as they are shiny.
* Waits for hue and cry of "Cheat". "Lazy b@st@rd". "Back in my day..." to quieten down... *
Now while I have managed to avoid leaving brush strokes by brushing loads and loads on per coat, I've now got the problem that it's leaving a somewhat dimpled surface where it has not gone on evenly.
Does anyone have any clever methods for applying the coat evenly or even removing the dimples. I know applying kiwi over the top sorts the brush marks out but will this also help with the uneven surface? Many thanks for any assistance anyone can provide.