It's been a almost a month now since It was painted (I've been out of town on business since). I saw it last Sunday and the tractor and sheetmetal (peices were inside storage building). Look the same as in it doesn't look like it's getting worse by curing. I really want to sand it all back down with 220 and go back over with something like 400 or 600, but I was told by dad to chalk that one up as a loss on looks and leave it as is. He said it's too much time and money to go back and re-do that I can make it up on the next one and learn from the mistake. I just want to "fix" the gas tank, hood, and front cowl since those are the worst peices and the ones that need to look the best. It's killing me to leave it as-is, but I can see what he is saying and he's right.
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