You want to keep a paint solvent nearby and wipe off the excess before it fully dries. If it's fully dried now you might be able to rub it off with a solvent, but be careful not to scratch around the area. It's a tedious process to get a decent coverage that isn't too thick.
Too much touch up paint.
I was touching up my truck in a few spots, and got a little too much paint on them. I was using a little bottle that had a brush in the cap.
Question is, how do I bring the paint level back down to the same as the surrounding area? I'm going to be spraying on a light coat of clear, so I'm curious as to what anyone else has done in this situation.
Thanks in advance!
Question is, how do I bring the paint level back down to the same as the surrounding area? I'm going to be spraying on a light coat of clear, so I'm curious as to what anyone else has done in this situation.
Thanks in advance!
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