Barn paint overspray...

[fastEdsel]

Sorry boys but this is on a Chrysler. But a neighbor and I used to take our Ford's to parades and show and shines, and he died. In one of his sheds was a prisitne 1968 Chrysler Newport Custom 4 door sedan with 30,500 orignial miles, 383 auto and covered with grain dust. His family knew how close we were so they offered it to me at a very good price, and I bought it. I guess at some point he painted one of his out buildings with green oil based barn paint and a very fine mist got onto this already green car. It's not really noticeable, but just has a rough feel to the smoothness that should be on glossy paint. I have tried polish compound, gas, diesel fuel and even some reducer on a small area of chrome but nothing seems to move this old paint. Short of re-painting this already straight and totally rust free car, what are my options?

[fordman]

goof off. try it. its in a spray can just spray it on and let it sit for a bit and then rub it off.

[aramil]

, i wanna see it.

[ford4x4fun]

Whatever you try, make sure you try it in a spot that isn't right in the center of everything. You don't want to try something and remove the actual paint. I think turtle wax makes a cleaner!!! That removes stuff like that, but I can't think of the name of it off of the top of my head!!!

[1971fordcustom]

try this site http://meguiarsonline.com/forums All auto detailing! They have some stuff can can take overspray off CLAY its CALLED. But ya just better look in there be for ya do any thing.

Any thing to do with detailing look there or even better make a name there.

[fastEdsel]

Thank You all! I will try these sites and will try to post pics as well. Will try to do something with these products before I wet-sand it with 1000 grit and spray it with clear coat. I just hate to do that to old paint for fear of blistering.