White latex over-spray on black paint.

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What are the best options for removing white latex house paint (over-spray) from black General Motors paint? The specks are very small and widely scattered. My first inclination would be trying a clay bar, but I thought I'd get other opinions from like experiences. I do have some meg's 80-83 and a PC-DA.

Thank you.

[sparkie]

Clay works best IMO for overspray. I had good luck with Stoner's bug and tar too.

[TOGWT]

Removing Latex Paint –

A paint decontamination system (ValuGard's A-B-C system – http://www.autoint.com)
Detailers clay (Automagic’s Magic Clay) both red and blue grades
Plastic razor blade to mechanically 'chip' the overspray
Citrus based detergents (P21S Total Auto Wash) may help; be sure to allow plenty of dwell time.
Solvents - Dwell time is important. Start mild with (Prepsol or ValuGard's "New Car Prep")
A combination of the plastic blade or detailers clay and a solvent, be patient and work small areas when practical. The painted surfaces are frequently easier than anticipated, however the rubber and vinyl trim pieces may take more time / patience.

[HighEndDetail]

Clay works best IMO for overspray.

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[LazerRed1]

Painters generally use denatured alcohol to remove latex paint.

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Thank you all for the great recommends. Fortunately it's not bad over-spray at all. Tiny specs here and there. Obviously being on black = amplified.

Great help, thanks again.

[P1et]

Clay is the way to go! It'll take you a long time, trust me, I had to do it on my black Dodge!