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Wet sanded with 400, and painted red. I noticed too late that I grabbed a can of rustoleum. Bad news. That stuff doesn't play well with others, and will often craze if you apply a second coat. I saw some bubbling, very minor, possibly because it was drying in the sun, so I put it in the shade. If there are any huge issues, ill have to sand it down to primer.

I tried posting a picture, but for some reason photobucket keeps shutting down my internet on my phone. Strange that.

LOL, sorry don't mean to laff at your expense, it's just that it sounds so much like one of my projects..

It's all good, what else have I got to do with my time?

Re learning old lessons - repetition is the key to learning.

The finish is sub par, but is still the shiniest part on the steaming turd.

For now, it will suffice. I have repaired a fairly rare, vintage part, and even improved it; having ground off the previous, sub standard repair.