WIKDSS

I own a 2002 camaro SS that I ordered from a dealer. The next day, I went through the whole detailing job using Zaino claybar, dawn, several layers of z-6, and since May of 2002, 7-8 layers of Z-2 and Z-5. The car sits in the garage 90% of its life so far and shares it with another camaro. Here is the problem..........even though my car is surrounded by walls, my father has spray painted his camaro in the garage bay next to me and apparently the car cover didnt' do much because I now have patches of spray dust in certain places on my car. I haven't touched it yet and i'm afraid to do so until I have the time to spend on it which i hope is this weekend. Could you please offer any suggestions as to the best approach at taking this off? If i'm unsuccessful after I wash and wax it by hand (obviously with zaino products I already own), do you think buffing it would be o.k? The patches do not cover the whole car, they are in certain spots, and most you can't see unless you look at it on an angle, but, when you do, its obvious. Any help would greatly be appreciated.

DARK AGE 53

If it's not heavy overspray clay barring it should work.

Al

WIKDSS

Hi Al, it Peter Caruso.......how are you doing? Boy, i'm happy I put the AMW catch can on the car along with your brace, i feel a little more relieved about the oil consuption.

anyways, the spray dust isn't that bad, especially since I had the cover over the whole car which leaves me baffled as to how it happened in the first place. Thanks for the tip.

Tranzor

Yep claybar works wonders... it even took off a nasty paint transfer I got from a mini-van rear ending my car a couple years back. Decided to take a claybar to my car for the first time two weeks ago and presto, no more paint transfer.

Reckless

iTrader: (9)

Yup....had to clay bar my last car after doing some painting. Works real well on light overspray. Just don't forget to wax afterward because the clay will remove the wax also.

PendragonZ

Claybar.

WIKDSS

thanks for the help guys