On my current jobsite we contracted some industrial painters come out and paint a stack/HRSG that stands about 100 ft tall. Well, our offices and parking lot are about 1/8th mile or so from the stacks yet the overspray still managed to travel this distance and cling to about 20 vehicles, including my Denali. What do you recommend as the best way to get rid of this overspray? Im thinking a clay bar. If so, what clay bar do you suggest? Mothers?

Thanks

Tony

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Yeah, a clay bar should take the spray off. Mother's is OK, Meguiar's leaves residue but still works.

If you've got time to mail/internet order it, I'd suggest either Zaino's clay bar or Pinnacle Poly clay. Both of these are about as good as it gets for clay.

As always, use plenty of lube with clay, or it will scratch.

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Clay Magic is also a good choice. I wouldn't use Meguiar's. That stuff is nasty.