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01-04-2003, 02:54 PM
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Messed Up Sharpie
Today, I was doing my window frames, after waiting over a week for the Clear Coat to dry and I messed up. I got some spots in place I didnt want to. I used i Sharpie. Will I be able to paint over it? And, All i have a Can A Semi-Gloss Black. If i spray it and put in on a brush will it work? Help will be higly appreciated. I am very pissed off with this
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01-04-2003, 03:20 PM
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NO SHARPIES!!!
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01-04-2003, 03:27 PM
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Spray the paint into a small plastic or glass container(I use the paint cap)and let it pool up.Then use the paint with your brush.I do this quite a bit.WARNING:Watch out for the fumes.
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Current projects: Caballo Diablo ('05 inspired '66 Mustang) Extreme Firebird (on hold) Major setback!!! Paint screwed, body stripped, now have to redo the bodywork.
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