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    1. #1
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      Aug 2004
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      removing overspray

      When I got my car back from paint, there is what looks like white/grey primer overspray all over underneath, on a lot of the powdercoated pieces. Is there any way to get this off? I tried something mild like Meguiar's Scratch-X but it didn't do a thing.



    2. #2
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      a clay block will remove it no prob from glossy surfaces.
      Tony Langlois
      1966 Corvair Monza

    3. #3
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      Quote Originally Posted by TonyL
      a clay block will remove it no prob from glossy surfaces.
      Ditto... Pick up a Clay Bar at Meijers or Pep Boys...
      Mark
      Mark:
      "Bad Ast" Astro Van. Just because I did it... Doesn't mean it's possible...
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    4. #4
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      try wiping it with enamel reducer

    5. #5
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      I have a clay bar - I'll try that first.
      Thanks

    6. #6
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      try panel wipe its what used before they put the paint on to get rid on impurities on the body.

    7. #7
      Join Date
      Aug 2004
      Location
      Lees Summit, Missouri
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      Clay Bar Will Be All You Need, Use The Detailer Spray And It Will Be Gone Before You Know It! Btw, You Can Go Cheaper By Picking Up The Clay At A Hobby Store Or Fabric Store. With The Kit You Buy At The Auto Parts Store, You Are Paying Alot Of The Clay! If It Is On A Surface That Needs To Be Show Perfect, Work The Bar Every So Often, That Way You Are Continually Working With A Clean Surface On The Clay.
      Later - Craig

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      '70 Chevelle (in storage now, probably will never be back on its wheels again!)




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