I had some fenders painted last Saturday and left them in my shop to cure until Monday night. While bolting them on and then covering them for the night I didn't realize that the paint had not hardened in those two days. The following day it got warmer, 80° as opposed to 50's the previous two days. I found hand and finger prints in the clear coat. What are the chances they will wet sand out? There are 2 coats of clear IIRC. Will it depend how deep the marks are? Shouldn't it have cured in 2 days anyway regardless of temp? Thanks in advance, Greg.
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