Overspray in door jambs

[cray1801]

My `07 Vette has overspray in the door jambs I've read several posts but have not decided on a solution. Of course there is a clear coat on the paint....then the overspray on top. Some options are:
1 - Clay bar, tried that with minimal results
2 - Thinner or mineral spirits, scary?
3 - 4000 grit sandpaper then polish

Since door jambs are full of contours, polish with my PC will be no fun.

 

[rwright]

First try Meguiar's Mild Clay, then try an orange ccs euro hand pad with M105 followed by a white ccs euro hand pad and M205. Meg's and Mothers' OTC clay worked for me.

 

[tuscarora dave]

If I were going to tackle this I would use red Clay Magic clay with APC 10:1 if that didn't do it then I would dampen a terry cloth towel with Goof off or Oops and rub the area and then if all that fails go with the damp not wet terry towel with the thinner.

 

[Indy YZF]

I've used Meguiar's agressive clay on overspray on fenders before, worked great to get the overspray. Needed a good polish afterwards, but I was planning on that anyways. Should work good on the door jambs.

 

[cray1801]

The winner.....Meguiar's agressive clay. It took going over a couple of times but it did the job. I will say it is quite expensive but I only had to use maybe 1/5 of the rather large bar. A little had polishing with light pressure was the final touch resulting in a pair of smooth shiney door jambs. rops:

 

[WRAPT C5Z06]

Did you re-paint the doors or fenders?

 

[cray1801]

After a lady backed into my quarter last month I had the shop replace that quarter and paint both quarters, rear bumper. deck lid and both doors. I also installed front splash guards to help stop the rock chips :xyxthumbs:

After getting the car back and polishing the whole car all is good!