mike#9

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I was doing some painting on some parts in the engine bay...and a spot that I did not tape off got hit. It is not bad......just some specs. It almost looks like something you would claybar out. Some of it actually scrapes off. I have not really spent anytime on it though. Should I try to claybar it?/

Thanks

Mike


I know it was boneheaded...you dont have to tell me!!!

Xtreme402

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just use some denatured alcohol and a soft polishing cloth with a little elbow grease it should come off without a problem

DavidH426

Yes, do try a claybar. I have gotten ovespray off with a claybar.

SladeX

I just got my car back from my paint guy for a repair on some bumper damage... various clear coat overspray everywhere... even on my rims lol

clay bar took it all out, even on the taillights...

TUMBLRws6

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yes the claybar did the same for me this mornin

Dom

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I waxed my car before spraying my grille. I got some overspray and I just wiped it off with microfiber and windows cleaner. It came off really easy. I bet water would have worked.

mike#9

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What the hell is denatured alcohol?? Is that rubbing alcohol?

LS1>girlfriend

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denatured alcohol is a shellac thinner (oil paint thinner) if u use denatured alcohol on your clear coat with a little elbow grease the specs WILL come off along with clear coat and maybe a little paint. you'll be a sad panda if you rub your paint down with that ****