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

 

freind used nail polish remover, it wasn't alot of over spray tho and wasn't to thick so

 

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

 

first try nail polish remover.... if that doesnt work try straight acetone or brake fluid DONT GET ANY ON YOUR CAR

 

thanks for the suggestions, the car was painted on sat if that helps

 

use a razor blade and have a rag with a wax or armoral on hand.

or mask it off the proper way and paint it black with a can

 

use 3m remover you can use it on paint trim rubber

 

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Where can i get this product?

 

Home Depot, Ace, any hardware store or even auto parts store should have it.