[Shotimes] Removing overspray from silver slicers

[Donald Mallinson]

Try using a detail clay.  If the overspray is rough like 
sandpaper, the clay should remove it just fine.  If the 
overspray is smooth and looks like little polka Dots, then 
the clay might not get it.  Worth a try.

You can get clay at most auto parts stores, most sell Clay 
Magic, you want the blue color NOT the red!  I sell a clay 
through my detail business, works better than the blue kind.

http://www.dccarcare.com  click on the link at the top for 
Erazer.

Actually, clay would work better before you polish or run on 
it, but it might still work.

Don Mallinson

Roush, Norman wrote:

> I just had a front left fender repaired and have some light overspray of
> Emerald Green on the sliver slicer.  I want to try to remove it myself
> rather than take it back to the body shop.  Polishing the wheel removed
> some but not all of the overspray.  Any idea's?
> 
> TIA,
> Norman
> 95 ATX
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