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I am a first time modeler and used airbrush for my build. I touched the deck when wet creating a nick. My question is if I sand down can I just spray the damaged area and have it blend in to the original job? Clearly trying to avoid painting the entire deck again :( I haven’t found anything online.C627A0AE-8657-4326-A959-301EECE98720.thumb.jpeg.74b852d1c4f07191911339b39c7b2f12.jpeg

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Hi Sam and welcome to the forum.

 

Thats an easy repair and you have answered your own question.  Firstly let the paint already on fully dry and then sand out the marks that you made.

 

As you have an airbrush mask off the areas along the length of the hull that you do want to spray grey.  Then just spot spray the area that wants sorting out and your done!

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