david, david, david
why didn't you email me first!!! been there, done that. you ALWAYS mix ALL the paint to come up with one consistent color and THEN set at least a pint to a quart aside for touchup, minor fender benders. At any rate, did you already apply the clearcoat? If not, it is simply a matter of wet sanding down the entire car and reapplying the basecoat. if you have applied the clearcoat, you MAY be apply to wet sand it also and reapply the basecoat IF you took all the old paint off from before. What paint did you use? Paints such as Dupont and PPG have websites with all the tech data on their various types of paints that tell you what you can AND can't do. let me know....
randy
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why didn't you email me first!!! been there, done that. you ALWAYS mix ALL the paint to come up with one consistent color and THEN set at least a pint to a quart aside for touchup, minor fender benders. At any rate, did you already apply the clearcoat? If not, it is simply a matter of wet sanding down the entire car and reapplying the basecoat. if you have applied the clearcoat, you MAY be apply to wet sand it also and reapply the basecoat IF you took all the old paint off from before. What paint did you use? Paints such as Dupont and PPG have websites with all the tech data on their various types of paints that tell you what you can AND can't do. let me know....
randy
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