Prepare for Repair of Dried Runs

we wanted to it to be dark so you can see the contrast and hopefully you can see how it goes about eliminate the runs but the amount of time we just saved there from not having to stop wait long enough that we can wet sand it bondo it that's gotta dry you sand the bondo you might have to do another layer of bondo and then you gotta wait for that to dry and sand that and then prime and then re-coat it i mean all of those steps or you can bust out one of these you can you can go through you can melt it down and you're just ready and set to re-spray um there's a the reason we carry it in the store is because we carry those kind of tools that we feel like are game changers and to me this is a game changer for fixing these drips and runs absolutely and i think one of the key elements to these things too is the wet sanding process somebody that's new at it they're going to hit the learning curve they're going to take a lot longer to be able to do it do it properly do it effectively and come out with good results where these these two swipes man you can a guy you can teach a guy how to do it right here within a few minutes and they should be able to eliminate runs fast and easy and have great results this is chris the idaho painter in this video we're going to show you how we deal about a run that you get when you're actually spraying on trim and if you're spraying trim any or woodwork and you get a run with latex paint we'll show you how you deal with that and we got to run on a column in here we're going to be dealing with and we're going to be wet sanding it and to get the run out and then we're going to be respawning the column so if you get a run and you see or see a run starting the best thing to do is just let it dry and then wet sand it and bondo and glaze use bondo and glazing putty to help get rid of it and then reshoot the surface trying to brush the run out or deal with it while it's wet could actually