Sealer spot under clear. How would you fix?

[slideways]

Gray epoxy primer/bodywork/black sealer/blue base/4 coats universal clear. So after my first coat of clear I had a minor run so I wet sanded it out with 1000 and recoated. Came out smooth in the end but what I noticed later is I must have removed that strip of base there on the edge of the bed down to the sealer. So now that's encapsulated under 4 coats of clear. What would be the easiest strategy to fix this? I may just leave it because the rest of the job came out so great and it's only visible to me knowing it's there.
Thanks

 

[dhutton01]

You would have to spot in some base and reclear after sanding the whole panel.

Don

 

[RosharonRooster]

Pinstripe

 

[Lizer]

It’s called character. Your truck is boring without some

 

[slideways]

Lol i think i'll leave it be. The target customer "wife" didnt even notice it when i pointed out the area. Just to clarify the only way to repair would be to sand it down to base with like 600 grit in the area and then spot the base and reclear? Is blending the clear together the big issue that's a nightmare in all this?

 

[Chris_Hamilton]

Is blending the clear together the big issue that's a nightmare in all this?

You wouldn't blend the clear, you would re-clear the entire panel.