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How is the best way to remove the overspray that occurs when painting with a spray can? I had good protection close by, but some of the paint drifted to unprotected surfaces. I was able to remove the paint from glass with a razor blade, but I don't want to try that on clear overcoat. Is there a good cleaner for this, or should I use a solvent such as denatured alcohol? Thanks!
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Re: Removing overspray from spray painting
Try clay first. It is surprising how well clay works.
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Definitely try clay. It has always worked for me.Comment
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Re: Removing overspray from spray painting
Thanks, guys. I will give it a try.Comment
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Go get a Meguiars smooth surface clay kit, that should do it. If that doesn't work maybe try a more aggressive clay such as the red clay from Clay Magic. If that doesn't get it all I'd try mineral spirits.Comment
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