Posted by mlans44 on February 22, 2010 at 09:14:56 from (71.7.124.96):
In Reply to: removing overspray posted by mike paulson on February 20, 2010 at 23:28:54:
Guys when this happened to my truck the deal is the one who used Oven cleaner, they did not sprayed it on and live it sit, they spryed it one wiped the over spay off rinsed and then buffed. It id not take orginal paint off and worked great. Asked a auto painter about it and he says if you use it right works fine, he did state you should not leave it on for long periods of time.
I think you need to experament and find what you like the best. I have used a little elbow greese and hours of scrubbing which would have gotten me the same results. If i scrub hard enough and long enough you would damage the orginal paint as well. It comes back to personal preference and using you head a little bit.
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