For some reason the nose of my Scorpio started to blister after the first day out in the sun. I kept putting off the repair for a few reasons, mainly I needed to mix up paint to match the green and I had never attempted to do this type of repair. After 2 years there were 14 blisters and I could no longer stand them, so I got up the courage to cut them out. I used a new number 11 blade, then masked each area and brushed on many, many coats of primer over a period of several days to ensue proper drying and to build up the repair area to above the existing finish. Then wet sanded and airbrushed thinned primer and wet sanded again. Then I masked the general area and air brushed color and wet sanded again, then another coat of color. Then I airbrushed 5 coats of clear dope, wet sanded with 2000 and polished. The nose now looks better than the rest of the plane. I now have the courage to "cut into" good flying airplanes.
Don