Over Spray Job

[Tex Star Detail]

Nothing fancy. Got a call from a painter that works for a Home Builder I do business with. Said they were painting and over spray blew onto two of the neighbors' cars.
Only over spray removal and a very fast one step polish with D151.
Only pics of the Suburban. (none of the Intrepid)

Clayed for about 7 hours. It was on everything.

 

[Tex Star Detail]

Afters:

No paint correction. Just ran the Flex over the truck with an orange pad and D151 to clean up the marring from the clay. Other than that, that's all I did. (The intrepid was the same color, finished it in about half the time)

 

[Tex Star Detail]

Not all of the over spray came off the plastic. It was too be expected, and the client was informed and happy with the outcome.

 

[mrclean81]

What a mess. I do a lot of overspray removal jobs but I haven't seen any that bad. At least not on the entire vehical that thick. Good work.

 

[mrclean81]

did you use a trim resto product? I just noticed how nice the trim looks.

 

[tuscarora dave]

Nice Job Tex, I bet your arms hurt now.

 

[C. Charles Hahn]

Damn, that job must have sucked. Claying for 7 hours straight is hardly my idea of fun!

 

[Tex Star Detail]

NO fun at all for sure. I went through 3 full clay bars. Good thing about this job is I didn't really use any of my products besides clay and a bucket of soapy water. (and a little bit of D151) I pretty much only burned away time..... Total on the job time was about 9-9.5 hours. The only thing I used on the trim was a dressing from CarBrite. Applied with a MF towel, let set, and wipe off.

 

[65chevy]

great job