Is there a way? Im not lookin for perfection. My car was spray painted flat black when I got it. The paint is flaking away in some spots to reveil the stock paint. Let me tell you that it looks mint. The kid painted it because he got introuble w/ cops. I know stupid, probably atracted even more attention. But my question is. Is there any ideas out here on how to remove the spray paint w/ out ruining the stock paint? I was thinking maybe put some thinner on a rag and wiping it with out letting it sit long enough to ruin the paint underneath. I can literally scratch the paint off in some spots w/ my fingernail. That would take way to long though. Anyone have any thoughts?

 

try mothers clay bar, it should work or you can wetsand it with really fine paper and get it recleared if you mess-up

 

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I would try wetsanding with 600 or 800 grit.

 

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I would say try it with 1500 or 2000. That **** will cut right through the clear coat if he rubs in the same spot for to long or to hard. Use a small grit sand paper and go slow. I'd rather take my time and not risk ******* it up than go fast and possibly ruin spots of my paint job.

 

2000, nah use 1 grit, just rub some rocks all over it.