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Old 04-23-2005, 01:03 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Can you remove overspray on windows & taillights w/ clay bar?

I just got my car back from when a lady backed into me w/ her PT Cruiser, and it looks decent...not perfect, but all dents & dings are now out of the passenger side, and the last of the pin-striping is now gone. For now, I'm happy, but if I keep the lude, I'll eventually repaint the entire thing anyway.

What I need to know is, can claybar remove clearcoat overspray from tail light plastic & windows?

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Yes, and Goo Gone works quite well too.
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Acetone is good stuff on multiple fix-its
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just use a razor blade and/or some steelwool on the windows, and diluted thinner (make sure to wash it off after) on the taillight
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^^ what about if the overspray is on the tint? dont ask, i dotn know how i got paint on my tint
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^^ what about if the overspray is on the tint? dont ask, i dotn know how i got paint on my tint
I think claybarring would be the safest route.
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Old 04-27-2005, 09:39 PM   #7 (permalink)
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If it's an option, 3M Rubbing Compound removes oversprays.
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