Fixing light area

[Joey81]

Hi, just wanted to check with you on how you would approach this situation. I'm painting a motorcycle frame in BC/CC (DBC/SPI Universal clear). In one of the lower corners, inside a small channel, I did not have proper coverage, and I can see some of the green epoxy showing through the white. It's not in a highly visible area and it's just 1/2 inch, so I was planning to lightly scuff the clear with 600, then dust some BC, followed by clear than color sand and buff to blend it in. Do you think I might run into issues?

 

[jcclark]

It's always better when you can blend the color and clear the entire panel.
But blending clear is inevitable for some areas and done all the time.
I like using a clear blender to melt in the edges of the clear blend,
it's made just for that, but a lot of painters just use a slow reducer.
I also like to sand the proposed blend area with 3000 to 4000 grit first.
If you do it right, it won't ever be a problem.
It's in your favor that you're going over your own new clear,
that makes it go easier and better.