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That's what I'm afraid of, looking at them everyone has at least a small hole where the gas was coming through. Some might be down to the cement, I'll check better when I sand this weekend. I was told I don't need a primer and I waited for two weeks to recoat . I'll be pissed if it bubbles again.

I was using a leaf blower during and back rolling, then went out for a couple of hours and many more popped up. I just want to make sure after I sand again and recoat that it won't happen again. I plan on doing it again the weekend after next.

I called on Monday and asked how to repair, was told to sand and recoat no primer.

The floor looked dry to me, didn't know I was soposed to wait three or more days. Anyhow I F up, now I need to fix it. :lol_hitti When I screen should I use a 60 grit ? Should I use a primer and if so what, anything from Lowes or HD? Then I just go over the top of it again? Thanks for any help.

Temp was about 70 and it was around 9:30am and I will live in NY. So your saying I need to screen, prime then recoat? Or skip the priming. Floor probably had moisture in it from the cleaning the day before.

No primer used, what is and how do you screen the floor? If you pop a bubble there's just bare concrete in it, so wouldn't re coating just do the same thing?

+I followed each step of the process to the fullest (used diamond bit to get old paint off/etched the slab/filled holes with epoxy shield patch repair). I etched yesterday early in the day and today I began the last step of my process. I put down the epoxy. I did see some bubbles come up...