when i was clear coating my bumpers i got some overspray on some glass house windows that were in the shed. any idea on how to get rid of it?

thinners n a rag Some original photos have not been recovered yet.

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

yer agreed with above, make sure its a brand new sharp razor blade and ur careful, otherwise u can scratch the glass. obviously dont attempt this, if the windows are tinted and the overspray is on the tint side.

if ya use enuf thinners it will come off if ya dont trust ya self wit the blade! Some original photos have not been recovered yet.

just tounge it off!

Yea use a razor blade , unless ur emo . If ur emo use a butter knife.

Thinners will clean it straight off, Turps too, Also going to need some good elbow grease Some original photos have not been recovered yet.

If its acrylic clear overspray it will come on with thinners. If its 2k yup you guessed it!...razor blade

just clear your windows .............

steel wool with plenty of window cleaner will work tops too...

cheers for that ill c how i go

hingo is right.. steel wool will work best, it doesnt scratch..

Quote: Originally Posted by spirit77 Yea use a razor blade , unless ur emo . If ur emo use a butter knife. rofl

just clean my over spray off now clean the windscreen then get a razor blade n scrape it off works killa just clean it agian after

I used to have a big fish tank and cleaned all the glass with razor blade all the time. Doesn't scratch it. Also cleaned off old stickers and stuff on car windows etc. before, it comes off very easy + won't scratch. Only thing is (as someone already mentioned) if you have tinted windows...then you're screwed. Then it's time to actually start trying to scrub everything clean :P

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

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 you can use this on your whole car!

yes, its the best stuff... we use it at work... If you run your hand over your paint and it feels slightly rough (generally industrial fall and harder bits of dirt) you just run the clay block over it while its wet (soapy water) and it will feel smooth as afterwards....

I'm just about to attempt this on the windscreen. It's mainly on the top corners, close to the windscreen moulds and mainly on the tinted area of the windscreen. It should be fun. Just wanted to know if this has worked for people recently.