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Re: OT: How To Get Overspray Off?
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Posted by Dan on March 21, 2005 at 07:53:44 from (66.15.112.136):
In Reply to: OT: How To Get Overspray Off? posted by Dave in GA on March 21, 2005 at 04:18:48:
A clay bar is the best. But, once I got some overspray on my 2003 Ford Cobra and the advice I got from a paint guy was to get a cotton rag, put some mineral spirits on the rag, then wipe the surface down until the overspray is off. You will need to re-wax your car, but this trick worked real well for me and required very little elbow grease. I was really surprised at how easily it came off. Try it in a small area first - just to make sure... Good luck, Dan
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