jimmo
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I`ve had my fair share of drips and sags, found many ways to get rid of em but this method has always proven the most effective for me as it doesn`t leave any ghosting of the run behind.
Here`s also a video of the process:
The Run
if you've ever removed one like this you'll know they are quite difficulty to completely eliminate. The picture doesn't really show it that well, you'll get a better idea once the putty is applied, Here it is:
Applying Putty
The theory is that blocking down the putty brings everything down level. Your block wont teeter and you can't really angle it either which reduces the chance of breaking through around the run. Just mix up your favorite polyester putty and apply it like so:
As a precaution you can add a bit of tape around it to help prevent scratches outside the putty:
Sanding
You are going to want to start with a coarser paper and gradually upgrit until you finish in about a 1500 or finer. Here we used 400 to start on a hard block (must use a block!). You can start to see how the run is gradually going down with the putty:
Once the putty is almost removed you should be sanding in about a 1000 grit paper. Here is how we progress:
Once you have removed all of the putty you should switch to a 1500 grit and give it a good blocking, you should have something looking like this once completed:
Next all you need to do is grab your favorite polishing system and shine it back up like any other polishing job. If everything went well you should have absolutely no ghosting of the run and it should be gone. Here is how we finished:
Here`s also a video of the process: