Paint overspray removal?

[xxglazerq]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8xwP5IqBIwo&feature=channel_video_title

what do you guys think?

How would you actually go about overspray removal? this guy using a blade makes my stomach turn over

[Murr1525]

Re: Paint overspray removal?

I would want to use clay, and then stronger clay first.

According to the video, clay wasnt able to remove it, but that would be the start.

[Shawn T.]

Re: Paint overspray removal?

He was pretty good up until he started buffing with that wool pad.........

[Shawn Devlin]

Re: Paint overspray removal?

His videos videos have been posted on various forums a few times, but the thread on Autopia last month takes the cake for drama as Jeff himself jumped on to defend his work:

http://www.autopia.org/forum/machine-polishing/138501-car-dealership-detailing-action.html

227 posts later, it was a mess with Jeff leveling nasty comments at quite a few respected detailers including posting on Rasky's YouTube page.

Just my $0.02, but this thread would be best closed by mods to avoid a repeat performance.

[xxglazerq]

Re: Paint overspray removal?

His videos videos have been posted on various forums a few times, but the thread on Autopia last month takes the cake for drama as Jeff himself jumped on to defend his work:

http://www.autopia.org/forum/machine-polishing/138501-car-dealership-detailing-action.html

227 posts later, it was a mess with Jeff leveling nasty comments at quite a few respected detailers including posting on Rasky's YouTube page.

Just my $0.02, but this thread would be best closed by mods to avoid a repeat performance.

Yes, please close. After a bit more research I found this guy is just another one of those narrow minded "detailers" filling in swirls and boasting about that. I just though his methods were so unorthodox for overspray so I wanted some opinions but found the thread on autopia where he was disrespectfully insulting great detailers.

Sorry for a repeat thread guys, and happy holidays!