Ok guys and girls, the wife's 2009 Chevy Cobalt got covered from front to back in white paint overspray while parked at work.
The guilty party has cut everyone a $400 check to clean up the vehicles. So instead of chancing someone else screwing up the car, I decided to keep the money and do it myself and getting a PC kit.
I've already tested removing the damage on the glass and a test area on the paint and it's coming off without a problem with a claybar and detail spray.
Any tips or tricks on the process of doing the whole car? There's even spray on the black window trim and wiper cowl.
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Ok guys and girls, the wife's 2009 Chevy Cobalt got covered from front to back in white paint overspray while parked at work.
The guilty party has cut everyone a $400 check to clean up the vehicles. So instead of chancing someone else screwing up the car, I decided to keep the money and do it myself and getting a PC kit.
I've already tested removing the damage on the glass and a test area on the paint and it's coming off without a problem with a claybar and detail spray.
Any tips or tricks on the process of doing the whole car? There's even spray on the black window trim and wiper cowl.
Any help would be helpful, thanks in advance!
Alex
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