Hello there all,
Once again, advanced thanks for all your comments and help.
So, I recently pin-lined a 9’0 with black acrylic paint ( Harbour Surfboards technique ) . The board is clear white with nose fabric inlay. It went down pretty well and I pulled tape and all was good. (The pin-line was done after sanded hotcoat and pre gloss.) I then scuffed up the pinline with a scotch brite and did my gloss coat. No problems. No seperation or weirdness on the pin line, all was good.
Then, I started sanding the gloss with 320 and some how went through the gloss on the pin line in a few spots. When I rubbed the pinline with a gloved finger, it put a black smudge on the glove.
What should I do to fix this?
I was thinking of a few options ;
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re tape the small areas ive gone through the gloss and exposed the paint and re- gloss them and blend them in? … Then sand/compound/polish as usual.
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re tape the entire pin line and spray the pin line with some sort of clear coat? …Then sand / comp /pol
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re tape the entire pinline and re gloss pin-line ? ( least favorite idea ) …Then sand / comp / pol
( - And if I had used resin and pigment for my pinline I would be able to sand it without worrying , right? or wrong? )
Anyways,
If there are any experienced pin-liners out there who have any advice or ideas regarding this , your help would be most appreciated.
Thanks so much for your time.