Duracoat inside of crown

I recently duracoated a rifle that I am building. I think it came out very nice but, I noticed that I did make a mistake. I failed to properly seal the end of the barrel. I got a small amount of duracoat inside of the crown. Its not much but, I am not sure if I should attempt to remove it or just shoot it out. If I attempt to remove it I don't even know what I would use without stripping the rest of the duracoat off the crown. Personally I don't care if if there is a little paint inside the crown other that the fact that I just don't know if this is a problem with accuracy or not. I just don't want to ruin a new barrel. Any tips or suggestions are welcomed.

It will most likely be blasted off by the first few rounds. I would leave it alone.

Like JP said, it may take a few rounds but should come out. The only thing I might think is it might chip a little around the crown when the rounds clean out what's inside the barrel.