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Andrew

 posted on 11th Nov 14 at 19:24

I'll give the thinner a go at the weekend :)


DaveyLC

 posted on 11th Nov 14 at 13:49

Standard / Cellulose Thinners will shift it without wrecking your paint.. Just make sure you wash the car straight after to make sure there are no thinners left standing.


IvIarkgraham

 posted on 11th Nov 14 at 03:00

quote:
Originally posted by AndyCorsaSport
40 grit will sort it.


and a belt sander?


AndyCorsaSport

 posted on 10th Nov 14 at 23:18

40 grit will sort it.


Andrew

 posted on 10th Nov 14 at 22:31

I've tried t-cut as i had some in stock. Didn't budge :lol:

Looks like gloss.


Kyle T

 posted on 10th Nov 14 at 22:26

You mean like splashes from somebody who has been painting a fence or something near by?

Probably will just clay/hand polish off.


Dave

 posted on 10th Nov 14 at 22:25

Thinners, white spirit etc.


Andrew

 posted on 10th Nov 14 at 22:16

One of my cars has what looks like glass paint on top of the original paint. What is the best way to attempt removing this without damaging the original paint?

[Edited on 10-11-2014 by Andrew]