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   hammer1 | Feb 15, 2005 04:13am | #1

   This is a long shot guess, but you might be able to give it a quick wipe with a rag that is somewhat wet with lacquer thinner. It has to get wet but not soaked. You already know about precautions.

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   Blueline | Feb 15, 2005 06:21am | #2

       Thanks for the reply, i'd thought of your process but I wasn't sure if it was viable. I'll try it in an inconspicuous spot later in the week.

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   notDusty | Feb 15, 2005 08:56am | #3

           Blueline ,

    This is another possibility , first off you will need to clean the surface of any polish oils or dirt and foreign contaminates . Then a light sanding with maybe 220 really just a scuff for adhesion purposes . Then with the same material you used as a top coat spray a mist coat over the existing finish . If all looks well after the lacquer starts to tack up or dry . shoot a wet coat on . Theoretically the new coat will amalgamate or melt and blend with the old coat . You have little to loose at this stage of the game .

                    good luck           dusty

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   Garry | Feb 15, 2005 03:35pm | #4

   Did you try buffing it?

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