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Old 04-24-2007, 07:46 PM
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I was spray painting the carpet joint areas in my cockpit black and a drop of black paint about 1/2 inch in diamter dropped on my beautiful white coated sidepipes you guys did for me.

How best to deal with this ? Wiped it off and it is now a hideous 1/2 inch smudge. Is there a paint I can buy to spray over this ? - or will I have to have the whole thing recoated?

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Rick's right. Just to increase your confidence, try the lacquer thinner on a hidden area first. It won't touch the ceramic finish.
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