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Join Date: Jun 2005
Location: pittsburgh
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Re: Getting Overspray Off?
clay bar
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Join Date: Mar 2004
Location: Found Member
Posts: 4,327
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Re: Getting Overspray Off?
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08-20-2013
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 Join Date: Apr 2013
Location: Eastern Missouri
Posts: 773
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Re: Getting Overspray Off?
Ok thanks!!! I never tried one of those - but was wondering if it would work....
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08-20-2013
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Join Date: Oct 2011
Location: STAFFORD VA,
Posts: 576
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Re: Getting Overspray Off?
X3.....I had a ton of red overspray on my white '91 and I clay bar'd and waxed the while car..worked great!..
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08-21-2013
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Join Date: Apr 2013
Location: Eastern Missouri
Posts: 773
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Re: Getting Overspray Off?
Well I picked up a Meguiars Clay bar kit on the way home today and tried it out. Got a lot of the spots off. Not all - but most. Considering I had never used a clay bar before - and really had no clue what to do with it other then reading the directions on the box - not too bad. I'm thinkin I kinda screwed myself when I waxed over the overspray with poly wax on Monday.
 I used the spray detailer that came in the kit for lube. Is the clay supposed to move freely over the surface like on ice (super wet) - or should it be a bit "sticky" in order to work the best? It got NO black residue on the clay - so I assume the finish is really good - or did I do something wrong? I only did the hood where the worst of it was - after all the cleaning/waxing I've done the last week my hands and arms are SHOT...  Any hints for next time would be appreciated.... |
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