Hi Stuart:
They can be sanded off or cut off with sprue nippers or a razor saw. Biggest thing is not to screw up the good stuff around it.
You can also use a Dremel and a ball shaped bit and grind it down that way
Dave
My condolences. He as all every one said and when I was Prez he helped a lot with ship questions and other things. Plus he put on a great convention in OK. City. He will be missed
Dave
I too started with a Minolta SRT201 in photo class. Still works 40 years later. I use a Nikon D3500 now. Used them for 500 reviews here in IPMS
I will say having a good photo background helps a lot. I bought several off Amazon
Dave
OK, see f you can try this. I have an outside window. I connect the spray booth to a square/rectangle of carboard and put it in the window when i paint. You can add a couple handles to make it easy to move. In bad weather, I seal it so I remain warm
Dave
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