yes it still works a year after the thread was made.

It did scrape it off but it did so with some scratching Nusk. I tried on a piece of glass I had laying around and it scratched the glass. I even tried it with what was suggested above: in a sharp angle and it still scratched. I'm gonna try with thinners and turps, see how I go.

Try a brick 8-) Joks The Razor should of Worked Fine !

Quote: Originally Posted by mrvlbrlna razor blade and window spray put heaps of window spray on then slide the razor blade across on a real sharp angle and it should come straight off, as thinners can usually just smudge the dry paint That's they way.. You can get some good quality small razor blades from paint rep places. There's about 1inc long and they don't go in a case like a stanley knife.

Quote: Originally Posted by PSI_WAGN u can use lyk a clay block type thing too, the old man used it not long ago and worked perfectly. got it from super cheap btw Hey man, so do you use the block thing like you would a sponge while washing the car? It would get the overspray off yeah? I was told something like breaking the block in half, wash the overspray off then re-placing it in the packet. It's reusable. Apparently it's guaranteed to wash anything off.

That clay bock is great. Make sure there is plenty of soapy water where your going to rub it over. Then it would be a very good idea to polish the rubbed areas afterwards. It will take off paint overspray, industrial fall etc etc.