How to remove paint overspray on rubber window trims?
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How to remove paint overspray on rubber window trims?
Like the topic says, I have a little overspray on the rear rear window rubber, how do I remove it from the rubber? Searched but all it had was how to remove overspray from surfaces that are already painted. TIA
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Re: How to remove paint overspray on rubber window trims? (rukawa1one)
freind used nail polish remover, it wasn't alot of over spray tho and wasn't to thick so
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if its fresh paint, use some Prepsol (wax and grease remover) your going to need a lot and scrub the rubber with a rag soaked in it, it will soften up and you should be able to eventually rub it off.
If the paint is well and truly baked now, i would use thinners and a rag, but stll, i would mask off the areas around the rubbers to be sure
If the paint is well and truly baked now, i would use thinners and a rag, but stll, i would mask off the areas around the rubbers to be sure
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by tegdude227 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">use 3m remover you can use it on paint trim rubber </TD></TR></TABLE>
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