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86swb 04-24-2014 09:50 AM

Over spray
 
Had my 84 too close to a car being painted outside and guess the wind was stronger than we thought and now I have overspray all over my truck. You can not see it but you can feel it on paint and glass etc. What is the best way to get the overspray off my truck without hurting my paint job.Thanks

MP&C 04-24-2014 01:33 PM

Re: Over spray
 
I'd use a single edge razor blade on the glass areas, and some pre-clean on the paint, sooner than later. The solvents in pre-clean have nowhere near the bite of lacquer thinners, etc., so it will be more forgiving on your paint finish.

BADAZ chevy guy 04-24-2014 01:44 PM

Re: Over spray
 
I'd talk to a professional auto detailer before I'd put anything on the finish. Just to be safe.

67swb72klb 04-24-2014 02:28 PM

Re: Over spray
 
the clay bar system is a good way to take care of it

86swb 04-24-2014 03:40 PM

Re: Over spray
 
I have been told you can us 0000 steel wool on the glass and will not hurt glass, bumpers etc.

hugger6933 04-24-2014 06:57 PM

Re: Over spray
 
Razor blade on the glass and the clay bar on the finished surfaces. If you have some DX330 or some equal product like a preclean final wash something like that, try that in one of those spots down low. Like the carpet cleaners tell you try first in area that is not as noticed. Those cleaners will act differently with different finishes but the DX330 shouldn't harm any finishes neither would Final wash. The clay bar system is a lot of work similar to a proper buffing as there are several steps to do it properly. The first thing may be as simple as a cleaner wax, it[the overspray]if dried enough before landing on your love may be just on top enough to "wipe" away with wax. Jim

86swb 04-24-2014 09:26 PM

Re: Over spray
 
I will try the wax

Tinkermc 04-24-2014 09:33 PM

Re: Over spray
 
I have used 0000 steel wool on glass with great results and the clay bar worked very well on my Harley that was outside but to close.

jjzepplin 04-24-2014 09:39 PM

Re: Over spray
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by 67swb72klb (Post 6644241)
the clay bar system is a good way to take care of it

^^^THIS
I used to work for a painting company and I used Mothers' Clay Bar system on many cars. Some people asked if I could go to their home and do their other cars.

86swb 04-25-2014 05:35 PM

Re: Over spray
 
OK, I decided to try the clay bar and it took a lot of work (a lot of rubbing) but got all the over spray off the truck and windows etc. The clay bar worked great. Now for the wax.


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