Just so you don't think everything we do is perfect the first time. I have certainly become good at fixing stuff.

The frown face is because I don't like to redo anything. But sometime you don't have a choice. This time I made the big mistake of not pulling off the tape before the clear coat. To compound the problem, we didn't clean the dust off the parts hanger and blew dust up on top of the wing and the white stripe had a very nice blue hue to it. At first I thought I can just wet sand the clear coat with 400 and have it turn white again. Nice thought but it didn't work.
The next Idea was to go buy a touch up gun at Harbor Freight and repaint the white. I thought I learned enough from Tom to be able to do it. I did paint the white after wet sanding the whole top with 600.
Tomorrow I will touch up the spots on the red and it will be ready to re clear coat.
For those that don't have to sand much. When wet sanding it is better to try fold the sand paper so it don't slip while sanding.
Yesterday I was Crying. Today I'm smiling.

Hope I don't run out of time. Next Saturday is the Airshow.
