How do i get rid of air bubbles when mod podging a paper pic to canvas

Ok, you know how you place a piece of chicken or fish in a fry pan? You place one end down away from you so as not to splatter hot oil on yourself? Well you sort of do the same with mod podge, s l o w l y while smoothing or tapping gently so you do not develop air bubbles. Sounds odd, but it works for me and best way to describe. Hope it helps.

I normally amodpodge seal with an artist paint brush. Decent quality brushes because the cheapest ones lose hair/ bristles.

A nice, sharp needle!

your canvas will move as a rigid material will not. That complicates the application of wet/glued maybe shiny paper. You do not need much glue. I use Elmers and a foam brush, put a thin layer on the papers and then do as Naomie says and apply carefully from one edge out. Use a brayer (a small roller) or a credit card to carefully pull over the paper smoothing it out and pulling the excess glue out. Carefully wipe this off squeegeeing the glue/water as much as possible. Here is use of a brayer

i seen on hometalk where someone used saran wrap maybe you can find the segment

Thank you so very much...i am gonna research all of your wonderful suggestions. Wish me luck and thank you again!