🚀 go-pugleaf

	I'm working on a '59 vette, from a kit molded in the 60's (was my 
	dad's), and I think I've made a terrible mistake. While I was painting
	the body, I had some running occur. I had been trying to get an
	even coat, but couldn't get rid of the texture from the paint
	(orange peel-ish), so I got a bit frustrated, and over sprayed it
	a bit. Now, I'm trying to sand off the runs, but there are some
	spots which I can't get to, mostly around details that I don't
	want to ruin. Is there a good way to combat this mistake, perhaps
	a method of stripping the paint with out hurting the plastic?

	I'm thinking about using an exacto-knife, and scraping, but
	that would be really difficult, and would be pretty dangerous...

	Thanks,

	PS: My dad would kill me if he knew I did this, but he's too lazy
	to do his own, so I take the ones I like, finish them, and then give
	them to him as presents. Cheap, fun, and he likes them. Much better
	than ties, or socks!


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