What is a common issue that might occur when applying fabric covering?

When applying fabric covering, wrinkling or bubbling is a common issue that can arise due to several factors. These include improper adhesion of the fabric to the surface, insufficient heat application during the shrinking process, or environmental conditions like high humidity that can prevent the fabric from sealing correctly.

When fabric is applied, it should adhere evenly to the structure. If it is not taut and smoothed properly during application, air can become trapped underneath, leading to bubbles, or wrinkles can form from improper tension. Additionally, if the covering is heated unevenly, it may not shrink uniformly, causing areas to lift or wrinkle.

Addressing this issue typically requires careful handling of the material during application, ensuring that the fabric is stretched correctly and that adequate heat is applied to achieve a smooth, wrinkle-free finish. Proper preparation of the surface and following best practices for application are crucial in avoidance of this problem during the fabric covering process.