I need help with this problem:

I am covering my plane's fuse in a two tone scheme: Red on the bottom half, White on the top half...

1 -Put the red down first on each side and made a nice straight cut the length of the fuse half way up horizontally...

2- Put the white down on the top of the fuse side ironed it down but I accidentally ironed to much over the red so when I cut the white and pulled it up it left white spots here and there on the red.

Is there anyway to remove the white spots of monokote? I made such a clean cut line I won't need stripping tape, and I probably will never get that lucky again so I would hate to pull the red up and re-cover it.

Does anyone have any suggestions?

thanks!
-Bill