removing paint overspray

[BUDDYonRC at aol.com]

In a message dated 5/24/2005 7:47:20 AM Central Daylight Time,  
ed_alt at hotmail.com writes:

I've got a little bit of overspray to remove and need some advice.   It's PPG 
concept, with basically a very, very light dusting of yellow  over white.  
It's only visible in good light and you can feel the  roughness where the 
overspray is.  
 
It really looks like I can just rub it out, but the question I have is  with 
what?  I don't want to clear coat it afterwards, so I'm looking for  a way to 
rub it out and retain the full gloss of the finish.  Also, I  still want to 
put some graphics in the area, so I don't want to use any  wax coat if at all 
possible.  The yellow is about 3 days into curing  right now, the white is about 
6 days.
 
TIA!
 
Ed A.



Ed
Wet sand it off with 2000 grit sand paper then polish with 3M #39007  
Imperial Hand Glaze.
Before applying graphics clean the area with PPG # DX330 wax and grease  
remover.
I usually wet sand my entire finish with 2000 grit paper being careful at  
all sharp edges not to sand through the finish then polish out with the 3M hand  
glaze and wax. No clear coat is necessary.
Buddy   
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