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I use all free and clear in hot water. Vinegar in the rinse. Spotless soft towels after drying on low heat.

+1. I use it every day. 2.75% sure beats a bounced check!

The guy that runs the paint crew said 20k a gallon.

I'm sure easy off works on most overspray. But, this was ultra expensive heavy duty industrial floor coating epoxy. Some of it is over 20k a gallon.

Detail designs auto spa outside of ATL is where i would recommend you going. They do excellent work. Not sure if they are a member here or not.

Easy off did not remove any overspray

It was epoxy paint. The guy that picked up the truck had overspray on his glasses. He said his truck was parked 150 yards from where they were painting.

Going to try easy off shortly.

ok, I got ya now.Yeah, I painted my garage floor over 6 years ago and it still looks great. So epoxy is just going to be extremely tough to remove. I went out to the construction site to give an estimate on this truck and I didn't know that the paint was going to be so hard to remove. Especially...

I just sent the paint company foreman a text message, asking if it was epoxy paint. If it is epoxy, what does that mean for removal? here's a few more pics of the chaos 50/50

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I may try that!

That's hilarious! Several times today i thought about that guy. I guess i could squirt a whole bottle of polish on it and sling it everywhere with a rotary.

Yes. I used several actually. A couple passes and the blades were toast. I used it on the glass and a some trim around the door. It didn't help on the mirrors or bumper, or on top of the bed. I have never had this issue and it's very frustrating.

What's the difference in paint thinner and lacquer thinner? Just wondering since it laughed at thinner.

Pressure washer didn't touch it. The whole truck felt like sand paper. Overspray was hard, textured, dense and raised, it basically ate the clay. Wetsanding worked well, polished out with meg's twins and flex 3401.

Also, i tried optimum power clean, megs detailing clay, car pro eraser