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05-30-2006 #1
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Overspray on glass
I finally got most of my water spots off of my glass and now I have a little bit of paint overspray on one of my side windows.
Any suggestions?
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05-30-2006 #2
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We use very fine steel wool or scrape very lightly with a new razor blade. You can scratch the glass pretty easily with the blade though. Good old elbow grease with rubbing compound or laquer thinner also works.
05-31-2006 #3
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you can use 00 or 000 steel wool and it won't harm the glass. Single edge razor blade with lots of windex before scraping on an angle that way there is less chance of scratching the glass. Good Luck!
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05-31-2006 #4
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Exactly. Steel wool or razor blade work perfect and dont harm the glass at all. I just showed Heather the razor blade trick on her Mustang last week. We had a little primer overspray on her back window and it came right off.
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I would recommend either PPG 330 or (used to be 440) wac/grease remover, along with a little elbow grease. If anything, put some 330 on the glass, let it sit, then apply more, wipe with the steel wool or blade, but won't require nearly as much pressure.
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Use "Clay Magic" Its a clay bar and glass cleaner. Works great. Can also use it when your paint doesnt feel smooth anymore. (from tree sap, overspray, or anything really fine) Use it before you wax your car and it will feel like a new paint job! Smooth as Glass!!!
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