getting overspray off

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getting overspray off
juce01 avatar
juce01
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my lil bro was painting in the garage and some of the paint dust in the air attacked my bike. anybody have suggestions on how to get if off without destroying the finish/clear coat.
Lonoma2k avatar
Lonoma2k
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go to your local auto body supply store and get a clay bar, and there is some spray that goes w/ it but I cant remember what they call it...clay bars work great though, and they dont scratch the paint
jmn444 avatar
jmn444
+1y
buffing it works for me usually, might be tough on a bike though... even try some buffing compound on a rag. you could probably even try wiping it off w/ laquer thinner, but you'll probably still end up needing to buff or hand polish it after doing that too.
fuller avatar
fuller
+1y
wipe it with thinner then buff it
lascrew avatar
lascrew
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Edited: 8/10/2006 2:15:01 PM by lascrew

Use clay; something like this. I've had that problem twice, and that is what worked for me.



Pretty nice results afterwards too.

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badfish57 avatar
badfish57
+1y
Clay Bar
lobitoranger avatar
lobitoranger
+1y
what works on chrome rims?
sorry for jacking your thread, just need to know
jmurphy avatar
jmurphy
+1y
Mothers metal polish works on chrome rims for over spray
lobitoranger avatar
lobitoranger
+1y
thanks j
low99maz avatar
low99maz
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Are the rims chrome or powdercoated?