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ggower_99(at)yahoo.com
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Posted: Sun Jun 25, 2006 8:52 pm Post subject: Paint Overspray cleaned

Now,  talking as a newbie in this matter,  because I have never heard before about that "Clay",  I will appreciate some leads to get info in internet.



We have always used 1,500 wet sanding and polish for years to get over spray off our work..



Glad you got it off, Johan,  1,500 sanding and then polish (once the paint is dry for weeks) is a hard time but also works great. 



By the way, we polished our airplane this Saturday,  rained in the night, so the grass strip was wet.   We polished before the Mexico - Argentina soccer game, then wax it when the game was finished : the plane looks great.

Soccer results saturday  Mex 1 Argentina 2.  



Thanks a lot in advance.



Saludos

Gary Gower.

Jï¿½hann Gestur <joeing701(at)internet.is> wrote: 	  Quote: 	
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Hello list members.



I am happy again. The cleaning of the paint over spray was a success 

using the "over spray clay" method, as suggested by Frank Hinde and Tom L.

This stuff is great. Not much rubbing is required, just a few strokes 

across the surface with some light soapy liquid, and all the over spray 

is gone.You can feel when you start the rub, where the surface is rough 

at first, and then smooth as a babys a.....

If you ever need to remove this kind of "buddy" mistake, this is the 

method.

Just wanted you all to know.



Thank you,

Johann G.

Iceland.



	




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joeing701(at)internet.is
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Posted: Mon Jun 26, 2006 4:22 am Post subject: Paint Overspray cleaned

Hello Gary and all,



I found this link from Meguiar Company where you can buy the clay to 

remove over spray.

http://www.sjdiscounttools.com/megc2000.html

You can even buy the system from the company with the soap and wax.

http://www.performancemotorcare.com/acatalog/Clay_Bars2.html

I used the clay from my painter and am not sure where he bought it, but 

this should be the similar product and effect.

Hope this helps.



Regards,

Johann G.



Gary Gower wrote:



 	  Quote: 	
		   Now,  talking as a newbie in this matter,  because I have never heard 

 before about that "Clay",  I will appreciate some leads to get info in 

 internet.



 We have always used 1,500 wet sanding and polish for years to get over 

 spray off our work..



 Glad you got it off, Johan,  1,500 sanding and then polish (once the 

 paint is dry for weeks) is a hard time but also works great.



 By the way, we polished our airplane this Saturday,  rained in the 

 night, so the grass strip was wet.   We polished before the Mexico - 

 Argentina soccer game, then wax it when the game was finished : the 

 plane looks great.

 Soccer results saturday  Mex 1 Argentina 2. 



 Thanks a lot in advance.



 Saludos

 Gary Gower.

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frank.hinde(at)hp.com
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Posted: Mon Jun 26, 2006 6:34 am Post subject: Paint Overspray cleaned

Soccer?...What is soccer...i think you mean football my  friend...I.e played with the foot!

  

 Frank .....the ex pat Brit, 3 wins, one draw, no other team  scoring any own goals!....

  

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Subject: Re: Paint Overspray  cleaned

 

Now,  talking as a newbie in this matter,  because I have  never heard before about that "Clay",  I will appreciate some leads to get  info in internet.



We have always used 1,500 wet sanding and polish for  years to get over spray off our work..



Glad you got it off, Johan,   1,500 sanding and then polish (once the paint is dry for weeks) is a hard time  but also works great. 



By the way, we polished our airplane this  Saturday,  rained in the night, so the grass strip was wet.   We  polished before the Mexico - Argentina soccer game, then wax it when the game  was finished : the plane looks great.

Soccer results saturday  Mex 1  Argentina 2.  



Thanks a lot in advance.



Saludos

Gary  Gower.

Jï¿½hann Gestur <joeing701(at)internet.is>  wrote:  	  Quote: 	
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Hello list members.



I am happy again.    The cleaning of the paint over spray was a success 

using the "over spray    clay" method, as suggested by Frank Hinde and Tom L.

This stuff is great.    Not much rubbing is required, just a few strokes 

across the surface with    some light soapy liquid, and all the over spray 

is gone.You can feel when    you start the rub, where the surface is rough 

at first, and then smooth as    a babys a.....

If you ever need to remove this kind of "buddy" mistake,    this is the 

method.

Just wanted you all to know.



Thank    you,

Johann G.

Iceland.



	


 

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