drips drips everywhere

Sandpaper and elbow grease. Sometimes you can use a 6" stiff putty knife to shear them off first. Or a razor blade scraper.

scrape it off or cut it out and skim it with mudd

Yes i agree, scrape off the runs, sand, skim with mud, prime the mud spots. Then get back to the top coat.

Scrape and sand, scrape and sand....

Sandvik scrapers are great for this.

thanks

thank you all!!!..today is the day..........i guess ill be scaping and sanding and mudding allllllllllllllllllllll day long

I hope you charged for it...

take aLOT of pictures.

fix what you can in a reasonable amount of time (your call).

keep pictures.
r

sounds fun

how'd the first day turn out?

hi

well the first day went ok, considering the carpal tunnel syndrome has kicked in......anyway, new situation is the drips on the sofa.......which by the way i did not see during the estimate nor did i take pictures of and naturally it is my doing:blink: .and of course the paint color is the same as what im using now........even though i covered everything with drop clothes.but my fault since i have no proof i did not do it.......so does anyone know of anything to get this off the sofa........only a few drops but enough to ruin my attitude and my day when i am at this job.........any suggestions.........

If they are not yours you have a shady client, and if they are they will come off easy.Oops or Goof off, i like Oops myself. Do a test spot in a discreet area. If all goes ok it should remove drips or splatters