Overspray problem

zach.rowe1

zach.rowe1

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Ive tried claying , thinner whipe, and polishing with a microfiber pad and it wint budge. Any suggestions? Its house paint in a 2010 bmw 7 series

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zach.rowe1 said:
Ive tried claying , thinner whipe, and polishing with a microfiber pad and it wint budge. Any suggestions? Its house paint in a 2010 bmw 7 series

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If none of that worked looks like one of the only options is to wet sand :/

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If it's latex use a hyper soapy solution and allow it to dwell and soften the latex. It will come off with a towel. If it's a laquer then use mineral spirits. It will wipe right off.
 
Use clay magic red clay bar! I've taken epoxy paint overspray with it several time
 
CH RobinsonLatex paint can be dissolved with Winter Windshield Washer Fluid. Put some on a rag and let it dwell few minutes and wipe off. Even works on cloth if it is fresh paint.ñu
 
I had a Camry like that ,the guy went to 5 detailers nobody was able to help him.I sprayed diluted apc in sections knocked down the pressure on the washer and blasted it off ,the whole car in 1 hr then gave it a nice coat of wax.That method was a last resort I tried everything.
 
Zach is there any way you could upload a picture of the overspray? Depending on location and severity typically change up methods of removal.
 
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