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Masking plastic film should never be put over a wet surface. If some condensation formed during the three days it was on there then this is what happens.
As the other guys said, leave out in the sun and it should go away.
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Chris is right,,"If some condensation formed during the three days it was on there then this is what happens."
This will even happen on old cured factory paint. The plastic film reacts with moisture. If you look on the box (Most of them) it will say to not apply to a damp or wet surface. A light compound will take it off. Don't sand it with anything...... "The number of parasites in the USA has now eclipsed the number of productive members of society"
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WELL look who showed up. how are you?
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 Well, smack my **** and call me Sally....he's does exist..... 
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Hahaha,,,I'm doing good guys.
Just thought I would stop by and see what was going on. Can you post pictures right from your phone on here? "The number of parasites in the USA has now eclipsed the number of productive members of society"
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Hmmm....yeah, I think I've done that before...don't' remember exactly how though....you know old people and their.....what.....memories....
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Thanks for all the help. After 2 days in the sun and some 3M polish the paint looks perfect.
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Pete,
And thank you for updating us on this..... we all can use some encouragement from a problem that gets solved...... Metal, wood, fiberglass, we work it all... www.furniturephysicians.com We can restore the irreplaceable!
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