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<blockquote data-quote="osupoke" data-source="post: 4391313" data-attributes="member: 18400"><p>It can be sanded down, but with paint on it, it'll be a PITA. You won't be out anything but a few minutes of trying and some sandpaper for giving it a shot, though. If you skip the sanding and just recoat because you're trying to match a rough patch to smooth surroundings, you're going to need a BIG patch of recoat to make it look right.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="osupoke, post: 4391313, member: 18400"] It can be sanded down, but with paint on it, it'll be a PITA. You won't be out anything but a few minutes of trying and some sandpaper for giving it a shot, though. If you skip the sanding and just recoat because you're trying to match a rough patch to smooth surroundings, you're going to need a BIG patch of recoat to make it look right. [/QUOTE]
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