> True...A lot depends on what sequence the paint was put down. When we
> have a transition from a dark color to white, we usually masked an
> areas and sprayed the white down first. There were occasions where we
> did not want a paint line to show , so the white was hard masked off
> and the dark sprayed on, with the masking reversed to spray the white.
>
> Only a little testing in a small area will tell which way it was done
> for sure.


Actually, some careful checking with one's fingernail should allow you to
determine which color is on top of which. IF one was laid over the other
(as opposed to masking each color separately as mentioned above) there will
be a bit of an edge that can be detected by careful examination.

Joe Norris

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