Thread: removing overspray from a powdercoated toolbox

Originally Posted by flagg

Have you guys oiled the clay bar?

I use Rapid Detailer (AutoGlym) as a lubricant

Hello All,

I read this link and thought "what the hell is Clay Bar? It must be pretty good because lots of people have referred to it" So I found this link on the internet - I hope this helps people who were wondering the same as I was.

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Kind Regards
Lionel

Thanks. I was.

To remove overspray I have always used either Repo/Kitten No2 polish or Kitten Water Rubbing Compound.

Try something like CRC Paint Doctor. Available through Supercheap / Repco etc.

I've got a tube of it in the shed and it works well for me.

Another very similar product, also quite good, is Meguiars Scratch-X.

Both products are intended more for removing scratches / swirl marks, but I've found that they also work well with removing paint from other vehicles / bollards etc picked up in minor knocks (only on SWMBO's car of course ) and we have used both on overspray on the son's Mazda.

Originally Posted by 1950landy

When I had my business all out workrer cars got over spray on them from the company across the street who were painting a silo. They tryed polish & ended up using clay bar took it off in no time

Was that in Colbalt St?

Originally Posted by V8Ian

Was that in Colbalt St?

No in Station Ave Darra ,They were respraying the cement silos at Darra Cement.