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> Paint Overspray Removal, Recommendation
flyer86d
post Feb 15 2024, 09:40 AM
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So I had the 914-6 tub repainted after 42 years of ownership and I am going thru the boxes of parts. As I look at a lot of the aluminum trim for the body, a lot of it has overspray from the first attempt of a repaint by one of the previous owners. Even the door sill plates have a yellow fog on them. What is the best way to remove the overspray without damaging the anodizing or scratching the surface? I’m sure someone has been down this road before.

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Superhawk996
post Feb 15 2024, 10:02 AM
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Lacquer Thinner usually removes dried overspray. Wont work if overspray is urethane / epoxy

Should go without saying - don’t try to use on painted surfaces.
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post Feb 15 2024, 10:08 AM
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Lacquer Thinner usually removes dried overspray. Wont work if overspray is urethane / epoxy

Should go without saying - don’t try to use on painted surfaces.


Not sure with the Lacquer Thinner of today. I have used it since the early '70's for general cleaning but recently our EPA has lessened the impact it has. Probably a good thing for the planet, not so good for cutting.
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