^^ What is the best way to remove overspray from plastics? I just got my OEM CTR wing today, and theres a litttttlllle tiny bit or primer overspray on the black base. Whats the best way to remove it? Will the clay bar haze the plastic?

 

its just unpainted plastic?

 

if it's unpainted try claybar make sure sure the plastic and clay are both soaked with water and clean...

if that doesnt work i accidentally found that brakleen takes paint off plastic as long as you dont use too much (it could possibly warp)...used it when my taillights got spraypainted by some idiots

i paint at a bodyshop, so im not just some expletive guessing

 

peanut butter.

 

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yeah? no ****...

It is unpainted plastic. Kind of like a door molding

 

paint thinner? or paint over it with flat black/trim paint

 

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Trying to avoid painting it. Want to keep the 'textured' OEM plastic finish. i

 

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Trying to avoid painting it. Want to keep the 'textured' OEM plastic finish. its verrrryyy light over spray. </TD></TR></TABLE>

try clay bar then. if it doesn't work for what ever reason then just clay bar your car

i used clay bar to take off paint rubbed off a garage when my friend ran into one lol

 

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try cly bar then. if it doesn't work for what ever reason then just clay bar your car </TD></TR></TABLE>

haha. I plan on it Ill give it a whirl.

Pics for reference...

 

try it, couldn't hurt

check here too, autobody101.com pro's

 

Ill try the clay bar after work tomorrow Im just worried about it hazing the plastic, but its probably not going to happen. Its really no big deal, as the actual wing part covers it mostly, but im an **** bastard

Thanks for the responses

 

use some break cleaner and a clean rag ...MOE@HYPER16VALVE...

 

Thanks Moe!

 

do NOT use thinner, it will fade the color, youll be able to see every smear where you had thinner on it

 

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rubbing alcohol always did the trick for me...
just for future reference

 

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