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Removing overspray
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Hi Guys looking for some advice here, have a firewall that has good original paint on it except for one side where PO added white overspray. Anyone have any ideas for the safest way to get the overspray off ? tried green pad it took some off but I don't want to go through the original color. Was thinking of trying lacquer thinner but not sure what original paint was.
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Claybar if not to old?
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I have used carb cleaner when the overspray was fresh didn't faze the orig paint at all but not sure how well it will work with overspray that old but its a cheap try
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Maybe acetone or lacquer thinner? You might try it a spot less noticeable first.
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I have had good luck with laquer thinner on cheaper paints. It evaporates fast but if you keep it wet with a rag it will wrinkle up and wipe off
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like lutronjim said..claybar..worked good for me
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Urethane reducer will take it off..
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As said above, Reducer or laquer thinner should easily do the trick an not hurt anything.
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