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    Angry Overspray?!?!?!

    I just got my new paint job today, but they didn't prep good enough so there is some overspray.. So I need to know what the hell I can use that'll take the paint off the areas that weren't suppose to be painted?? Any ideas, I need something that'll take the paint off some of the trim and shit. Thanks guys...
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    I would just get a black magic marker and paint over it Also be VERY careful if you try using paint thinner or anything, that will take off your good paint too
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    if you use paint thinner, water it down HEAVILY. its better for it to be too weak than too strong.
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    um i wouldnt do nothin about besides take it back to the place where you had it painted and bitch em out and make them fix it...

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    Originally posted by mike89lxi
    um i wouldnt do nothin about besides take it back to the place where you had it painted and bitch em out and make them fix it...
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    Maaco?

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    how much did it cost you and where did you get it done...????take that shit back and make them do it again. My uncle got his porsh repainted more than 5 times before those fuckers got it right. hatchback
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    you can also go to your local paint store, they make a product called Clay Magic that is used for accidents like that.

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    a compound can also be used... does a good job too.

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    Yeah it was Maaco, sighs....I don't have the kind of money for like a $5000 job, so I said screw it. but overall they didn't do that bad of a job. They managed to paint my chrome tip on my fucking muffler though , they screwed up a few other things, but I mean whaddya want it was a cheapo paint job. I still need to clean it up a lil, what kind f compound are you guys talking about?? I don't think I want to chance paint thinner, so what else is there??? But thank you guys for all your help. :super:
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    A long time ago i painted all the side molding silver. I used nail polish remover and a cotton swab or Q-tip and a towel. Looked like i was tweaking, but it got it all off.
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    Take it back and have them fix their problem cuz they have an unsatisfied customer. How hard is that?
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    yeah my dad got his truck painted there and they did a shitty job and he had to take it back 2 times before he was satisfied

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