Whilst spraying new intercooler intake in garden got some airborne overspray on silver my01.
Anyone got any ideas about removal(dont really want to resort to Tcut) |
Mine was covered in overspray from a local bodyshop, T-cut took forever to do one patch, and so I told the bloke in the spray shop. He came out with a plug-in polisher (looks like a big angle grinder) and did the whole car with 3m fast-cut. It got it off, but could be really nasty stuff in the wrong hands! I dont think you will find any other way, other than T-cut, and you might have to resort to something stronger!
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Try Metal polish. It's brilliant.
Just make sure you put a coat of resin on afterwards. |
Quik Clay from Meguiars WWW.meguiars.co.uk
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Sorry to hijack, but what about getting overspray off plastic?
cheers. |
Sorry fellas to jump in and state the blooming obvious!!!!
If your paint work is metallic or has a laquer top coat DON'T use normal T-cut or any other abrasive. Use 'Metallic T-cut'if you have to. Try just using a good polish, i found this did the trick and the paint wasn't damaged and I got a layer of polish on too, rather that removing the ploish with and abrasive and then needing to polish it again. I know to most this goes without saying, but if it saves one person screwing up the body work it is worth the post! Carlos |
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