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Oefootball_70

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Hey guys, I came back to you all for your expertise.

On my expedition I have what appears to be spray paint and I can't get rid of it.

I used wd-40, clay bar, fükken wax, & eraser wheel. I can't get rid of it.

Any other ideas???

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I appreciate the help!
 

Chewy

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Personally, I'd polish it off, and if that wasn't strong enough, I'd move to 3000 grit wet/dry and move up to polish and finish it off.




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Try some Acetone! If paranoid just test a small spot first, betcha it works, that **** takes all paint off badges down to the chrome base and doesn't eat the chrome, standard procedure in the explosives world for clean-up and desensatizing of tools and equipment.

Edit: chewy;s method would work but time consuming and trickey if your not well versed in that kind of work, My second Option would be some BRASSO on a Rag!
 
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I thought WD-40 was an acetone base that's why I used it first. Is it not?

And how have you been Danny!?
 
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