<VV> Advice (Remove paint overspray from rubber parts)

[Frank DuVal]

One cannot hold overspray to a minimum on an all over paint job. A 
certain air flow is required to make the gun atomize properly on large 
surfaces. You must mask to prevent the overspray from attaching itself 
to unwanted surfaces.

You ever stand inside a spray booth when the action is going on? A real 
eye opener.

Cleaning after the fact, elbow grease and lacquer thinner. Not 
guaranteed to leave rubber in a show state.

Frank DuVal

Taruffi57 at aol.com wrote:

>Specifically, the body-to-shroud rubber seal and also the 4 black  
>cloth/wirebound heater hoses.
>Also need recommend on good brand of rattle can undercoating for wheel  
>wells.  I really would prefer it's color NOT be black.   A dark  charcoal gray 
>is preferred.
> 
>NOTE:  I emphasized to my painter that I really hoped he could hold  
>overspray to a minimum.  He obviously turned his ears to "OFF" position  when I 
>said that.
> 
>Joe Dunlap
>Florida
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