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    Roger ...Been there done that. that shoulda woulda coulda thing will beat you up.. There is a way to fix the water spot. Just think of all the knowledge your gaining
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    Quote Originally Posted by cffisher View Post
    Roger ...Been there done that. that shoulda woulda coulda thing will beat you up.. There is a way to fix the water spot. Just think of all the knowledge your gaining
    Yeah, I should have left it alone, but based on my earlier success I worked on it with some 800 grit & wax & grease remover. Worked great on the flat body, but then I tried to get the massive drip out of the molding and sanded through the base so now I'm going to be talking my paint guy about the best way to accomplish a spot repair, given my base approach. With the holiday that will be tomorrow.... Like I said, these lessons learned are killing me....
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