Originally Posted by
ChisaiChinChin
just get the cheap claybar from the parts store, like mothers or something. if its a clearcoat paint you can probably just wipe the overspray off with laquer thinner and then wash and rewax that area.
Eh, I didn't really want to do that. I'm trying to perserve the paint as much as possible.
Originally Posted by
XCELR8
I'm afraid that the act of removing the over spray is going to be enough to swirl the underlying, pristine finish. In my opinion, start with a cleaner wax and apply with a electric polisher equipped with a foam pad. It's hard to pass judgment without seeing the over spray, but keep in mind, it's always better to start out as light as possible and progress in the grit of polish.
Another thing I was thinking about. Thing is, I don't have a buffer and I'm not going to ask my stepfather to buy one for this one project.
It came off a little with me applying a couple coats of cleaner wax but it still doesn't have the feel it used to.