This article describes how a shop solved edge bubbles in wired or silk-fabric laminated glass. Three trials separated a furnace problem from a material problem: repeating the plant cycle still produced bubbles, a slower ramp cleared the laboratory plates but not fully on the plant furnace, and pre-drying the fabric plus a lower-flow EVA grade finally removed the edge bubbles on the production line. The piece recommends storing and pre-shrinking fine fabrics, controlling the ramp, and choosing a lower-flow EVA.