How do you remove old paint overspray?

[ugly2u]

the previous owner painted the trim while changing the color on the last paint job. Any idea how to remove old paint overspray>

I tried lacquer thinner, buffer, but not sand paper

Thanks!

[Projekts]

Same thing happened to me. On the plastic parts I used medium steel wool, then fine, then plastic polish. There were a few points that required sandpaper, like the hood turn signal lenses. There I used 400 grit, then steel wool, then polish. I'm not gonna tell you it looks brand new, but it does look good.

[ugly2u]

Okay, that works for the plastic parts, but what about the stainless trim or chrome?

[Projekts]

Stainless Steel: Push the dents out if any then sand it, when you get down to 400 you are ready to buff it out. It will look like new.

Chrome: It depends on what shape it's in. Try fine steel wool, if that doesn't work consider having it re-chromed.

[ugly2u]

Thanks, the parts look much better.

[C_stripes]

Go to a paint and body store and ask for body clay. Use clay and keep it wet using Quick Detailer by Meguiers. It works great.