Old 01-23-13 | 06:42 PM
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Some paints can be thinner than others, but I haven't experienced that much run-off. Definitely go back and touch up the top part of the B if the paint ran away toward the bottom. You can put a little of the paint in the cap and let is sit for 15-20 minutes to thicken up (though if it gets too thick it you run the risk it may not go on as smooth as you'd like). Making sure the B's are level with the ground when you paint should also help to avoid such run-off.

Edit: DD beat me to the "keep it level" suggestion while I was typing.
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