10-12-2008, 10:26 PM (This post was last modified: 10-12-2008, 10:47 PM by Rahl.)
Lightly sand it down. Then put a base coat on. If you can still see outlines, then sand some more in those spots. Then base coat again.This is for a hockey mask. Sorry. Wasn't intuitive enough to ask like Warlock LOL.
I'm thinking he means latex (just a guess since he has a headcheese to repaint in another thread..)I read someplace about using citric acid (lemon juice?) to kinda reactivate the latex before you put the new basecoat on. I don't know alot about it, so if anyone knows more on this method please chime in. As far as I know you just rub it down with the stuff, and let it evaporate before painting. PLEASE DON'T TRY IT TILL WE FIND OUT MORE INFO THOUGH. I'D HATE TO SEE A MASK RUINED....I've also heard of blasting the paint off. Use a light powder(baking soda) in a sandblaster and it'll take the paint off without harming the latex mask.Again, these are just methods I've heard of and have NOT tried myself.
