Steve,
I've used Mother's Polish to remove overspray. Overspray (mist) should come
off fairly easy. If you're referring to something thicker, paintwise, you
may want to use something like Softscrub or some other mild abrasive made
to clean stainless steel or tile surfaces. Depends on how thick the paint
and how fast you want to get it off. Mother's does a great job. I've even
used it to get scratches out of plastic. It should be available at most
auto parts emporiums. Good luck.
Gerard
At 9:11 PM 7/21/97, Steve Semeraro wrote:
>Some of you know that I got hit from behind in my Alpine a few weeks
>ago. I'm putting a positive spin on the whole thing by using the ordeal
>as an excuse to get everything fixed. Of course, that means I can't go
>first class. One thing that is being postponed is re-chroming the
>bumpers. I found a used replacement for my destroyed rear bumper that
>has some shine left and pretty much matchs the one in front. I figure
>I'll get them both re-chromed next year. For now, though, I need to
>clean up my replacement. The main problem is white paint that was
>apparently oversprayed onto about a quarter of the bumper. Any
>suggestions for removing it without ruining the chrome? How about
>for cleaning and shining generally? Many thanks.
>
>Steve Semeraro
>Series V Sunbeam Alpine
>1968 Marcos GT
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Gerard Chateavieux
3D and Graphic Artist
Macromedia-
101 Redwood Shores Parkway
Redwood City, Ca. 94065
http://www.joesplanet.com/gerard/
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