Ken -
Sometimes using a semi-hard plastic implement of some sort can be
really effective in scraping away overspray (especially in the tight
spaces). Try a Bic pen tip after removing the ball point insert.
You can also try using paint stripper on a Q-Tip? That might work
well in the very tight spaces.
Probably the best solvent which works very well in removing paint is
gasoline. the only thing when working with it is making sure you
don't work with too much (i.e. don't blow yourself up!), just a little
is all you need. Gas really softens paint and removes it. It is much
better than thinner or Acetone. The only thing is it smells like
hell!
Cheers,
Alan
'53 BN1 '64 BJ8
On 3/17/06, Freese, Ken <Kendall.Freese@aerojet.com> wrote:
> I have some overspray on underside of bonnet louvers, some rubber grommets,
> wire bundle going through the door post and roof hatch joints.
>
> Lacquer thinner isn't doing the job on the hard to reach areas. Any other
> suggestions? Acetone? I read that the clay bars can do it. I am fearful of
> using stripper in these areas
>
> Ken Freese
>
> 74 Interceptor
>
> 65 BJ8
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