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:haha:
We have a rooster from hell out at mom and dads he has 3" spurs, youd be the man if you could catch him and put socks on him! He fights back :lol:

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:haha::haha:

Alan you have no one to blame but yourself on this jacking if it takes off:lol:

"Sexier than socks on a rooster"
That's just too funny there.:lol:

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Hate to say it but if the clear is fresh you could sand it blend the color back then reclear.. That spot in ther rear may be hard to see when blended.

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Have you figured out the run situation yet Alan? You going to take a lot of tedious wet sanding and try and not go through or sand it down and re clear?

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Man, Allan, the more I read your thread the more impressed I am with your skills. Your painting is outstanding. I had a run similar to yours in a door, luckily, I could use a block to sand it our and keep it level. That one is in a tricky spot since the panel is concaved. I know that you will make it right!:metal:

Really digging your colors. You have insired me to work on mine again and to get my shop started. I think I asked before, but what size is your home shop?

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:haha:

:agree:

I'm still at work, so no nothing has been done yet. I'll work on it tonight after the kiddies go too bed. I'm going to try my damdest not too go thru, but if it happens at least I tried. I will take my time with it. I'll up date tonight with pics of how I use the putty.

Thanks aggie, glad I can impress someone.:lol: My shop is a 30x30

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I see yours at 30x30 and mine seems so small at 25x30

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Allan, I've been gone since Friday. Man your getting some work done. :metal: It's coming out really good. I like the color combo even more now, Fish Eyes, and runs suck. Don't they have a tool to shave off runs? Then color sand them out.

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No matter how big your work area is it will never be big enough. ;)

Thanks Dennis, they do have a tool like that. I don't have one, but have used one.

Ok here is the process I went thru in sanding out a run. It took me about an hour taking my time. In that amount of time I could have sanded and recleared. Then there is the materials cost. I've still got 3 more to work out. What would really suck is sand thru on the last one. With this process it can still happen, but not as much.

This is what I used. there are other products that can be used.

http://i606.photobucket.com/albums/t...b/DSC09731.jpg

Apply it sparingly. It takes along time to sand it off.

http://i606.photobucket.com/albums/t...b/DSC09730.jpg

This a small block I cut from a large paint stir stick. I used 1000 grit and went over it with 2000 prior to buffing.

http://i606.photobucket.com/albums/t...b/DSC09733.jpg

Sanding progress

http://i606.photobucket.com/albums/t...b/DSC09735.jpg

http://i606.photobucket.com/albums/t...b/DSC09736.jpg

Mini air powered buffer

http://i606.photobucket.com/albums/t...b/DSC09738.jpg

Buffed but still needs a little more.

http://i606.photobucket.com/albums/t...b/DSC09739.jpg

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I had a container of that in my hand after our pm's. I think the glaze is what I really need to use. Thats a good use for it cutting those runs down.

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Great work Alan. It's little tricks like these that help edjumacate us all on paint/body. Keep it up!

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:agree:

keep it up!!

I saw a trick on tv to use a razor blade perpendicular to the surface and scrape the run down then you can sand to smooth it out, then buff.... any thoughts?

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I have one of these, it works pretty good but ill have to try the glaze sometime.
Run Razor

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looks like a plastic screw to me :uhmk:

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i just used this method on my bike tank. works but still have to sand

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Allan, that's a slick trick. Thanks for sharing.

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:thumbs:

I'll do my best.;)

If you have a steady hand and the clear is cured good it can be done. Have to watch the corners of the blade. I've done it before and was nervous the whole time. If the clear is not fully cured it can roll up the clear and take out a chunk. A convex curve would be a little easier to learn on if the need ever arises.

;)

Hey ya'll, how 'bout some rep points for that one. Yes I'm begging.;) Out of about 300 views a day on average one person gave out rep points for that tip. :lol:

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It was me i think because it wont let me give you any more points :lol:

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Mine is similar to it but not exactly, thats probably to hold the razor.. mine isnt that fancy the blade just snaps in :lol:

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Joe I saw that tip done on power block, not sure which show it was, but looked usefull. I think Alans would be a lot better for the novice like we all are. Keep up the tips and tricks Alan

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I try to get you as much rep points as I can Alan but it says I have to spread some around before I can give you some more. Who wants some!

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What the hell is a Rep Point??

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same here...
I try to give them out regularly, but sometimes I forget:mm:

Dennis,
Look here
REP POINT LINKY

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:thumbs:

I hear ya brother. It happens to me alot also.

:haha:

I figured you'd bring your post about rep points back too the top. ;)

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Alan,
I know what your saying about the rep points...but we can only spread so many during the 24 hours or only so many on a thread...
So, take it from someone who can't wait for your updates on your rig and I hope I'm not speaking for myself but I enjoy and learn so much from your post. rep points or not......:metal:
So it's not the rep points, it's the veiws to your thread you should be aware of. over 53,000, that's way more than Joe and his steak...;)

I meen we are all still waiting on the update on the cabinets....:lol:
Thanks Alan