Rustoleum overspray drifted onto 2011 Elantra

[NormanBuntz]

I was in my garage with both doors open, using a can of Rustoleum white gloss to repaint a plant stand. It was a little breezy outside. I was 15 feet away from my white Elantra Touring, and was spraying in the opposite direction, away from the car. The next day I realized that the swirling air deposited a sticky overspray film on my car windows and half of the car's paint finish.

I have two bad shoulders so I use a car detail guy who does a good job and comes to the house. Can he easily handle removing this overspray? What product is good for this? Or do I need to go to a body shop and let them correct my stupid screw up?

 

[Brybo86]

I bet a clay bar would clean it right up

 

[Skid]

razor blade on the glass.

 

[actionstan]

Originally Posted By: Brybo86
I bet a clay bar would clean it right up


My thoughts as well.

 

[EdwardC]

Originally Posted By: actionstan
Originally Posted By: Brybo86
I bet a clay bar would clean it right up


My thoughts as well.


Yep, the clay bar was made for this.

 

[nitehawk55]

Varsol would clean it too and not attack the cars paint .

 

[demarpaint]

Clay would be the first thing to try.

 

[CharBaby]

Clay Bar would work perfect. I speak from experience!

 

[Wheel]

Clay on the paint, steel wool (0000 grade) and glass cleaner on the glass.

I'm always amazed what clay finds on paint.

 

[CharBaby]

Originally Posted By: Wheel
Clay on the paint, steel wool (0000 grade) and glass cleaner on the glass.

I'm always amazed what clay finds on paint.


That's right! I have seen a video on the 0000 grade steel wool on the glass. Worked GREAT!