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Oliver Jetson

posted on 24/1/11 at 08:45 PM Reply With Quote
Removing paint overspray off powder coat?

Can car paint that has ended up as overspray be removed from a powder coated item without destroying the powder coat?

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Steve Hignett

posted on 24/1/11 at 08:51 PM Reply With Quote
Not that I'm recommending you do this, but if it were mine, I would give it a very swift wipe over with a rag and a bit of acetone...

The acetone will soften the powdercoat if loeft on for any time, but like I said, it's what I'd do!

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MakeEverything

posted on 24/1/11 at 08:59 PM Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by Oliver Jetson
Can car paint that has ended up as overspray be removed from a powder coated item without destroying the powder coat?

Thanks


A green scourer, then t-cut the powdercoat afterwards,





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blakep82

posted on 24/1/11 at 09:03 PM Reply With Quote
depends how much 'overspray' there is. if its real overspray, ie a very thin dusting, bit of wet and dry paper, wet.





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Oliver Jetson

posted on 24/1/11 at 09:04 PM Reply With Quote
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Originally posted by Steve Hignett
Not that I'm recommending you do this, but if it were mine, I would give it a very swift wipe over with a rag and a bit of acetone...

The acetone will soften the powdercoat if loeft on for any time, but like I said, it's what I'd do!


Will it soften the dried paint faster than the powdercoat giving time to scrub the paint off?






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gazzarose

posted on 24/1/11 at 09:11 PM Reply With Quote
What kind of car paint was it?if its was celulose from a rattle can then celulose thinners will remove it and it doesn't damage most plastics so should be fine on powdercoat.if its 2 pac then it won't work.

Gareth

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Oliver Jetson

posted on 24/1/11 at 09:12 PM Reply With Quote
I just read a clay bar might work?






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avagolen

posted on 24/1/11 at 09:33 PM Reply With Quote
I used T-cut and turtle wax polish - (plus a little elbow grease)

Nice smooth slippery finish.

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