Paint Overspray on Back Bumper Black Trim?
#1
Paint Overspray on Back Bumper Black Trim?
Hey everyone - I was hoping I could get some advice on how to remove some slight paint overspray on my back bumper black trim? After doing a search, I was thinking about using Magic Eraser, Isopropyl Alcohol, or a clay bar - What does everyone think? Obviously, I don't want to ruin the trim...
#2
Hey everyone - I was hoping I could get some advice on how to remove some slight paint overspray on my back bumper black trim? After doing a search, I was thinking about using Magic Eraser, Isopropyl Alcohol, or a clay bar - What does everyone think? Obviously, I don't want to ruin the trim...
try them all and see which one works, you could also try a dedicated plastic cleaner like meguiars plastix or #39 cleaner.
#5
Thanks for all of your replies. So far, I have used a Magic Eraser, Meguiar's Clay Bar, Isopropyl Alcohol, and 50/50 Nail Polish Remover/Water. None of these have worked! With some of them, I was able to remove a small portion of the overspray, as evidenced on the cloth I was using, but the overspray doesn't really look any less noticeable.
After each round, I clean it with Dawn soap and water to prevent the chemicals setting in. After I get the overspray removed, I'm going to put some "Back to Black" on it.
Perhaps I should try a diluted lacquer thinner with some soft steel wool? Any other ideas?
After each round, I clean it with Dawn soap and water to prevent the chemicals setting in. After I get the overspray removed, I'm going to put some "Back to Black" on it.
Perhaps I should try a diluted lacquer thinner with some soft steel wool? Any other ideas?
#6
you could also try a dye. if all else fails get some showroom new trim restorer.
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