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Old 08-29-2004, 10:18 PM
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overspray...

i was outside workin on a car.... well while i was paintin a base coat on a car the wind started blowin.... i didnt pay much attention like the dumbass that i am and i got a over spray all over cobra.... whats the safest way to get that off??
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Re: overspray...

Brake cleaner and a soft rag if its still wet. If its dry its gonna be there foir a while....like until you get it repainted. That sucks man.
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ok ok drastic things call 4 drastic measures...first i tryed turtle wax rubbing compound i had sitting around.. well it worked but started takin the clear coat off.. so i said fuck that.... next i said fuck it and used paint thinner while the overspray was fresh.... well that worked and i pretty much got it all off.... now i just have to try to wax the hell out of the dull spot now.... god im soo fuckin stupid.. lol
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Re: overspray...

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god im soo fuckin stupid.. lol
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Re: overspray...

yea well i was tryin to hurry up and get that car done.... i didnt expect no wind.. there wasnt even a breeze.... and by the time i noticed it going into the garage it was to late....
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Re: Re: overspray...

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Brake cleaner and a soft rag if its still wet. If its dry its gonna be there foir a while....like until you get it repainted. That sucks man.
It's ok...make mistakes and learn from them...thats all that matters......
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Re: overspray...

problems solved.... a good buddy of mine introduced me to meguiars mirror glaze #2 fine cut cleaner and #3 machine glaze.... looks better then it did when we first got it!!
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