Hi all,
I just finished clear coating a black HD batwing fairing, and in the process found some ugly white overspray from my airbrush artwork. I guess I didnt see the overspray earlier as it sort of blended in to the scuffing of the original clearcoat underneath.
Too excited to see how it was going to turn out...stupid newbie mistake...anyway...
I was thinking about adding 2 more coats of clear to add a little more protection to the artwork, so I was wondering if this would work to fix the overspray:
1. wetsand the new clearcoat with 800 grit sandpaper, just enough to scuff and take the shine off,
2. in the areas that had overspray, airbrush some black over top to hide the white overspray
3. clearcoat the entire fairing again.
Do you folks think that this would work, or am I playing with fire. Any advice would be greatly appreciated because the artwork looks good and I dont want the overspray to detract from it.
Thanks,
sickboy
I just finished clear coating a black HD batwing fairing, and in the process found some ugly white overspray from my airbrush artwork. I guess I didnt see the overspray earlier as it sort of blended in to the scuffing of the original clearcoat underneath.
Too excited to see how it was going to turn out...stupid newbie mistake...anyway...
I was thinking about adding 2 more coats of clear to add a little more protection to the artwork, so I was wondering if this would work to fix the overspray:
1. wetsand the new clearcoat with 800 grit sandpaper, just enough to scuff and take the shine off,
2. in the areas that had overspray, airbrush some black over top to hide the white overspray
3. clearcoat the entire fairing again.
Do you folks think that this would work, or am I playing with fire. Any advice would be greatly appreciated because the artwork looks good and I dont want the overspray to detract from it.
Thanks,
sickboy