Subject	I couldn't disagree more. Never use brake fluid on paint. (n/m)
Posted by	JBender on May 22, 2012 at 10:37 AM
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In Reply To	Re: paint overspray - best way to remove? posted by bacampbe on May 22, 2012 at 10:21 AM
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Follow Ups	paint overspray - best way to remove? - evan_aggie(ATX) 09:25:01 05/22/12 Re: paint overspray - best way to remove? - bacampbe 10:21:42 05/22/12 I couldn't disagree more. Never use brake fluid on paint. (n/m) - JBender 10:37:39 05/22/12 lol, when I read brake fluid, my eyes got really big! (n/m) - evan_aggie(ATX) 11:08:18 05/22/12 Yep, you will get rid of the over spray and the rest of the - njz 14:11:59 05/22/12 It's a trade-off. PC will be faster but you could go too far - JBender 10:43:06 05/22/12 Dumb question, we're talking the whole hood, how long would - evan_aggie(ATX) 11:10:48 05/22/12 If you can knead it and still get a mostly clean side it's - JBender 11:50:38 05/22/12 all you need is water and little dish soap to lube (n/m) - WhiTTe Z 02:22:09 05/23/12 When I searched how to: everything recommends a lubricant - evan_aggie(ATX) 07:19:34 05/23/12 Burning the paint with a PC orbital is nearly impossible. - treese88 12:33:52 05/22/12 Whoops, you are correct, I was thinking rotary (n/m) - JBender 13:23:06 05/22/12 NanoSkin towel...WAAAY faster than clay. (n/m) - GatorJ 06:01:34 05/23/12 Are you talking about this product? I have my doubts that - evan_aggie(ATX) 07:23:36 05/23/12 No, link provided. - GatorJ 09:34:44 05/23/12 Use the Meguiar's Quik Detailer as a lube for the clay bar - ZXoltan 21:35:12 05/23/12
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