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Apr 27, 2005 | 02:12 AM

#11

GAMEOVER

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From: Racine Wi

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Originally Posted by Merlin 91/97

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Originally Posted by sqela

****** LIGHTLY*****try scraping the spray with a small razor it worked for me.
****** LIGHTLY*****

ugh.... yea I actually thought of that....

any idea what getting a hood painted costs? lol

400$ and under i

Apr 27, 2005 | 02:58 PM

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BonneMeMN

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try pulling the blade towards you, not scraping with it.

Also, polishing or rubbing compounds perhaps after sanding if you go that route.

Apr 27, 2005 | 04:10 PM

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From: Montevideo, MN MWBF '05, '06, '07 WCBF '06 '07 survivor

same priciple of removing paint from a pane of glass. Push the business end of a single sided razorblade along the surface. The blade will ride the original paint surface and cut off any bump in its way. Try it on your windshield, scraping off bugs and stuff to get the hang of it. Just make sure your blade is new, and change often.

Apr 27, 2005 | 04:24 PM

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MadSam

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From: Western New York

If you had a decent finish before the overspray, denatured alcohol might do the trick for you. We used the to get a number of things off cars when I worked at a car wash many years ago..