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Last Friday, when driving the Charger around, I got stopped at a traffic light. Right next to me was a small autoshop. Out in front was a gentleman, spray painting (black) what I believed was an oil pan. As I sat there, I saw the mist of paint head right toward me and the other cars at the intersection.
Needless to say, as soon as I could, I got out and inspected. Lucky for him I didn't see anything. I'm sure that I got some overspray wrath because the mist literally went right over my hood. But, because I didn't see anything, I am sure the next time I clay it'll take care of anything that did make it.
Anyway, I debated going back and talking to the guy, but felt for the best interest of his health, I better not. I'm bothered when people have no regard for the world around them. I thought there were two rules to spraypainting. 1) Point nozzle away from your face 2) Pay attention to the wind.
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Needless to say, as soon as I could, I got out and inspected. Lucky for him I didn't see anything. I'm sure that I got some overspray wrath because the mist literally went right over my hood. But, because I didn't see anything, I am sure the next time I clay it'll take care of anything that did make it.
Anyway, I debated going back and talking to the guy, but felt for the best interest of his health, I better not. I'm bothered when people have no regard for the world around them. I thought there were two rules to spraypainting. 1) Point nozzle away from your face 2) Pay attention to the wind.
Meguiar's Clay Technology - Helping car enthusiasts cope with the world's idiots.
Few years back, one of the neighbours was painting their roof with some kind of coating (maroon color) so all the overspray came down to all my parents, my car and other neighbours car..blaming the workers not the neighbour. they just sprayed like theres no tomorrow. 
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