Overspray Removal

Overspray refers to the application of any form of paint, varnish, stain or other non-water-soluble airborne particulate material unintentionally to your vehicles paint. The paint is where most people notice the overspray, however traveling airborne it usually is on windows, trim, tires, wheels, rubber seals, wheel wells, etc. Overspray can also be refer to spilled paint, road tar, or any substance that attaches itself to your vehicle while driving over it.

There are many methods to removing Overspray ranging from a clay bar, spray on product, all the way to Polishing or sanding. The rule of thumb is to always start with least aggressive method and work your way up until you find which is the first method to remove it. Keep in mind that there iv that there are various materials throughout your vehicle that the over spray lands on. Not all react the same, and not all can take the same chemical or method safely. It takes time and patience to get everything out, but there hasn't been overspray that we couldn't remove.