Sometimes overspray is stubborn, like a toddler who won’t eat broccoli. If the clay bar isn’t cutting it, try a dedicated overspray remover (sold at auto parts stores) or isopropyl alcohol diluted 50/50 with water. Test it on a hidden spot first—because surprise, surprise, your paint might be fussy.
Wear gloves. That stuff can strip wax and dry out your skin. And don’t let it sit—wipe it off immediately. You’re not marinating a steak; you’re removing a mistake. If all else fails, a professional detailer is your best friend, and they usually have good stories.
