Spray Paint over spray
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Spray Paint over spray
Somehow there seems to be some silver spray paint overspray all over my S. I figure it was outside and one of my lovely neighbors was spray painting something. Anyhow I was looking for any ideas on how to remove this overspray ( it's a a light dusting ). I was thinking about trying a clay bar. Any suggestions?
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Dan
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Dan
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Simple answer .... Clay bar. For first Time clayer's I recommend Clay magic which is available in local Autozone type stores.
There is a lot written about claying but here are some tips:
Cut the clay into 2-4 pieces and work with one of those pieces. That way if you drop the clay you can pitch it out and you have a good clay available .. never use the clay after you dropped it.
If you use the clay lube you will need to rewash the car after claying. I use a car wash solution as my clay lube and all I have to do is rinse after claying
Work the clay in small sections folding and kneading the clay after each section. Keep each section wet with lube.
There is a lot written about claying but here are some tips:
Cut the clay into 2-4 pieces and work with one of those pieces. That way if you drop the clay you can pitch it out and you have a good clay available .. never use the clay after you dropped it.
If you use the clay lube you will need to rewash the car after claying. I use a car wash solution as my clay lube and all I have to do is rinse after claying
Work the clay in small sections folding and kneading the clay after each section. Keep each section wet with lube.
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