paint problem

[ecurie]

I resprayed my Sprint this weekend and am quite pleased with the result, altough it will need some cutting back and polishing.<br>
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However my spray gun dripped some paint on to the bonnet and bootlid and I now have two round spots on them.<br>
Is there a way to remove them or will I have to repaint both panels ? (don't feel like it)<br>
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I was thinking of using a razor blade and try to shave of the spot and then cut it back and polish.<br>
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Anybody has a better idea ?<br>
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Benoit

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[David6214]

can't you just t-cut them out, I have got paint scuffs off before like this. It would take a while, but it would save messing things up with a razor blade. Failing that couldn't you just wet and dry them off and polish up the area around it once its back to the colour you want?

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[Jon Tilson]

thats the best way as david says...<br>
1200 grade wet n dry used wet. Give it a week or two to harden through in case it tears. Then use a rubber backed flatting block and carefully flat the drips off. Quick T-cut or farecla G3, polish and it will disappear...<br>
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Jonners

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[ecurie]

Thanks, I'll try it that way.

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