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12-10-2021, 11:13 PM

keith k

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Quote:

Originally Posted by roger1

What is your preferred method?

I have had good luck removing sags with my nib file, running it along the length of the sag. It takes time because the paint high spot is removed slowly, but it's a good way to remove only the high spot without getting into the surrounding surface..

Then wet sand as normal.

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