truck sprayed with paint from painters working on near by building
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Originally Posted by redwash1
parked truck near building that was being painted, any suggestion to removed? looks like dust (but its actually paint).
My wife's office is between a body shop and the UPRR tracks...it's a once a week job to remove paint overspray and pollution.
Do it in the shade.
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Originally Posted by redwash1
parked truck near building that was being painted, any suggestion to removed? looks like dust (but its actually paint).
Good luck!
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Originally Posted by infinityexpy
I own a construction company. I don't know about where you live, but here if I get paint on someone's vehicle, I am responsible. Go to the building and find someone in charge, they should make the people painting responsible for having it professionally detailed to remove the overspray. That's what liability insurance is for! I never spray in areas that have cars in them without finding owners to move their vehicles, or covering them with plastic to protect them.
Good luck!
Good luck!
Last edited by red06f150; 10-31-2006 at 12:52 PM.
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Lacquer thinner works great unless it is an epoxy. It won't hurt the paint on the car, and then go over with clay after you wash it. Not sure you want to use something that is speciffically used to set fire on your car. Thinner evaporates so quickly that the chance of fire is very remote.