Overpsray question, help please!!!
03-28-2007, 03:56 AM
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RE: Overpsray question, help please!!!
If you want to rub it out yourself, I would try using some 3M Perfect-It II Fine Cut Rubbing Compound (liquid). Pep Boys and others carry it. Just follow the directions on the bottle. Start with a small area to get a feel forusing it.This stuffworks great, either when used by handor machine buffing. Hand buffing just takes a little longer. When you finish buffing with the Fine Cut, you may want to follow up with3MSwirl Mark Remover for a super glossy swirl-less finish.
03-28-2007, 04:00 AM
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RE: Overpsray question, help please!!!
Clay bar worked for me on a previous vehicle. Use Meguiars agressive clay bar. Meguiars makes a mild as well. If that doesn't work than take back to body shop and have them wetsand the paint to a smooth high gloss shine.
03-28-2007, 04:52 AM
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RE: Overpsray question, help please!!!
Wow! Lots of good tips!
Another important lesson here:
Before taking your car in for body work be sure to give it a good wax! They screwed up the inside part of my wheel well and I didn't notice it until it was too late.
Not to mention over spray on my gas cap!
Another important lesson here:
Before taking your car in for body work be sure to give it a good wax! They screwed up the inside part of my wheel well and I didn't notice it until it was too late.
Not to mention over spray on my gas cap!
03-28-2007, 10:12 AM
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RE: Overpsray question, help please!!!
If this was on my 2000 Mits Galant I would "try" some of the things mentioned here. I highly recommend bringing the car to 2-3 quality well known detail shops and talk to the detailer at each. You will then know which one to go with. I wouldn't expect the cost to be more than $50-$60. Trial and error on your own, is not in order here (IMO) as yourun the risk of creating a newissue that will require a trip to the detailer anyway (or worse).
03-28-2007, 10:39 AM
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RE: Overpsray question, help please!!!
ORIGINAL: Lees07GT
If you want to rub it out yourself, I would try using some 3M Perfect-It II Fine Cut Rubbing Compound (liquid). Pep Boys and others carry it. Just follow the directions on the bottle. Start with a small area to get a feel forusing it.This stuffworks great, either when used by handor machine buffing. Hand buffing just takes a little longer. When you finish buffing with the Fine Cut, you may want to follow up with3MSwirl Mark Remover for a super glossy swirl-less finish.
If you want to rub it out yourself, I would try using some 3M Perfect-It II Fine Cut Rubbing Compound (liquid). Pep Boys and others carry it. Just follow the directions on the bottle. Start with a small area to get a feel forusing it.This stuffworks great, either when used by handor machine buffing. Hand buffing just takes a little longer. When you finish buffing with the Fine Cut, you may want to follow up with3MSwirl Mark Remover for a super glossy swirl-less finish.
03-28-2007, 11:42 AM
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RE: Overpsray question, help please!!!
ya Lees07GT said it right. that 3m fine grade rubbing compound should do it. do it by hand. it will take a little longer but you wont buff thru the clear. then wax it real good with a good wax. i think it will do the trick for you. good luck.
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