Yes, I used this Blade Lacquer Revolution Nr.3 30ml. Laquer and Revolution Nr.3, Glue 50ml Normal Viscosity. I did apply 2 layers on the rubber and 1 layers on the blade. Not sure if it was not thick enough and even let it dry and do the finger testing on not getting it sticky. and used a roller to fix it. I did not sand it though after doing the Lacquer.
A bump like that just means that you've spread something unevenly.
It could be the lacquer (I've used lacquer before that was too thick and had to sand it back to get the surface properly flat again.
Or most likely it's the glue that's spread unevenly with too much on that area of the rubber and/or the blade. This is easy to do and spreading the glue sometimes takes a bit of practice and patience to get it just right.
@NetProphet , Is the rubber to sponge adhesion still ok? These are new rubbers so I assume rubber to sponge adhesion should be good and I did touch that part at all. Just applied the glue on the rubber sponge.
The rubber is fine then. It was just the slightly blurred picture that made me think it may have been some bubbling between the sponge and rubber but looking at the new pic I reckon it's just the glue job.
Can it happen due to cleaner? Seems like I put a lot of cleaner after the setup on the black side then realized that much was not needed and then gave less on the red side. But if I can remember I did wipe it quite a bit.
What do you mean by cleaner? Do you mean rubber cleaner?
I can't imagine how that would effect the sponge like that but I guess it's possible depending on what cleaner it was and if it got between the sponge and rubber? It's probably fine though and I'd expect a careful regluing to solve things.
Regluing an already cut rubber is a bit trickier as you have to be more careful in lining it up to be square with the blade on both sides but it is definitely possible to get a really good fix.
If you're not confident to do it then maybe ask someone at your club who had more experience to do it for you?
Best of luck!
