No matter how carefully you apply a screen protector to your iPod, air bubbles seem to make their way between the plastic cover and the screen. The best way to remove air bubbles is to work them toward the edge of the screen protector. Once the air bubbles reach the edge, they disappear.o matter how carefully you apply a screen protector to your iPod, air bubbles seem to make their way between the plastic cover and the screen. The best way to remove air bubbles is to work them toward the edge of the screen protector. Once the air bubbles reach the edge, they disappear.
The technical difference is that oil-based paint has a non-water-soluble base to it, and water-based (latex) paints have a water-soluble base to them.(Latex cleans with water, Oil does not.). The practical differences are pretty severe. Beside the chemisty involved, probably the most important difference to you is that oil based paints require a solvent such as mineral spirits (paint thinner) for clean â¦ up while acrylic paints only require water.
Here's an interior-painting primer, starting with the pros and cons of oil-based and water-based, or latex, paints. Oil-based paint is more durable, but it takes longer to dry, and cleanup requires turpentine or paint thinner (mineral spirits). Oil-based paints are made with either alkyd (synthetic) or linseed (natural) oils. Alkyd paint is more common because it is less expensive and tougher. Oil-based paint is good for trim work because trim takes more abuse over time than do walls. Related: How to Choose Paint Colors 03:02