How to Remove Overspray from Car Body?

[GabrielleLynn]

For overspray that has not completely dried, you can spray cleaner on the overspray and wipe it off with a towel; for dried overspray, you can use 2000-grit polishing sandpaper to grind off the overspray on the paint surface. Below are specific methods for dealing with overspray on cars: 1. For overspray that has not completely dried, spray cleaner on the overspray and wipe it with a soft towel. After wiping the entire car, use detailing clay to scrub the paint surface. 2. For dried overspray, first wash the car thoroughly, then use 2000-grit polishing sandpaper to grind off the overspray on the paint surface. After that, perform a polishing treatment to restore the gloss of the paint surface, and finally, carry out a full paint surface maintenance. The vehicle's paint consists of four layers: the electrocoat layer, the primer layer, the basecoat layer, and the clearcoat layer. The electrocoat layer serves to prevent rust and enhance the adhesion of the paint layers. The primer layer connects the basecoat layer and the electrocoat layer. The clearcoat layer is the outermost layer of the paint, primarily functioning to enhance the paint's gloss, improve texture, protect against UV rays, and prevent minor scratches.