I am not going to argue over which is better...the topic was removing the overspray and any of these ways will work depending on what the person had on hand. This was an option.
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Use a razor, It doesn't matter if the paint has just been sprayed on or if it's been a year. A razor will remove it quick and easy and if you wanna be real **** indent you can use some alcohol after wards to clean the glass after you used compressed air to blow off the shaveings.
I wont disagree with the thinner idea but you may still have to clean the glass with some kind of cleaner after the thinner. The razor seems the safest way to me. Can't get harmful chemicles on the body paint with a razor. A rag that is too wet may drip onto the existing paint job, but may bring the paint off "if it's real fresh" a bit easier than the razor.
In the end it's all up to what way he goes.....................
I wont disagree with the thinner idea but you may still have to clean the glass with some kind of cleaner after the thinner. The razor seems the safest way to me. Can't get harmful chemicles on the body paint with a razor. A rag that is too wet may drip onto the existing paint job, but may bring the paint off "if it's real fresh" a bit easier than the razor.
In the end it's all up to what way he goes.....................
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