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Old 06-11-2002, 01:05 PM   #1
Virginia Branch Virginia Branch is offline
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Thanks, Virgil. You might cringe when you read what I ended up doing to it. I tore off a piece of paper from a brown paper grocery bag and gently sanded the areas that had dripped. Then I painted another thin coat of retouch varnish on the painting. It did help diminish the drip marks.

I had to act quickly as a delivery date was scheduled. All in all, it worked. Thanks for replying though. I have learned to add retouch varnish thinly!
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