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Removing paint from windshield
Just wondering how to do this without having to re-do the whole windshield. The mask didn't hold and leaked a little line onto the window. It's acrylic paint...any help is appreciated!
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Try ammonia or alcohol,both will remove paint and do no harm to clear plastic.
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You can use a razor blade on your glass windshield. I replaced the slider window in my chevy pu and got some of the urethane where I was not supposed to and used a razor blade to take of the excess.
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Tamiya rubbing compund or auto polish such as Autoglym Paint Renovator, Autoglym Resin Polish or T-cut. A minute amount on a cotton bub will enable you to remove the paint that leaked with enough control so as not to remove the paint you want to remain.
Alternatively, a cocktail stick dipped in acrylic thinner also works if your careful!
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Takes less effort to drop it in some CSC overnight, then remask and paint. Well, maybe equal effort as the above methods.
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