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this is a typical problem I'll tell you how to take care of it , you just need to DRY spray it , what you will need is
#1 one warm day
#2 some laquer primer as you already said you had
#3 sand and clean the area you are having problem with
#4 adjust the trigger stop on your paintgun till it put's out more air than paint ,
#5 hold your paintgun far far away from the area and spray the primer at it with the primer drying as fast as it hit's very faintly ,
#6 you can repeat this till you have a nice cover of dry primer on the area , it can then be painted over , that's how I take care of that ,
if you have some urethane primer you can put a very very very light dry coat of it on last to seal the area ,