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oJNAo

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Registered: 30th Sep 14
Location: Gloucestershire
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7th Oct 14 at 22:13

Somehow managed to get some overspray on my car even though I taped up half the car, anyone know the best method of removing tinting spray and overspray from paintwork?

Probably gonna use a clay bar for removing the overspray but stuck between Meguiars and Bilt Hamber, or a better alternative that people recommend

Extra: Been told that to remove heavy overspray/tinting spray on paintwork it's best to use (dishwasher) detergent as a lubricant while using the clay bar. Anyone have any opinions on this?

Cheers!

[Edited on 07-10-2014 by oJNAo]

[Edited on 07-10-2014 by oJNAo]

Stuarrrty

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Registered: 26th Dec 13
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8th Oct 14 at 11:36

Paint thinner on a rag

oJNAo

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8th Oct 14 at 14:51

I'll give it a go!

Jamie-C

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8th Oct 14 at 19:50

Not a good idea, if the cars been painted before it's going to fuck things up

oJNAo

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8th Oct 14 at 21:26

I'm gonna use sparingly and only dab onto the affected areas, already tried white spirit but no luck

I intend to fix up and respray some parts on the car so if I do remove more than than the tinting spray with the paint thinner etc. it wouldn't be too much of a problem

oJNAo

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10th Oct 14 at 13:59

Found that for getting rid of overspray on paintwork that a dab of nail polish remover (with acetone) on a cotton bud works wonders

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