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#782483 09/21/2011 12:01 PM
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any ideas on how to get light paint overspray off upholstery without marring the vinyl?

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Is it fairly new paint? Dish soap and water might work if it is.


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i'm afraid its not too fresh - but i'll give it a whirl.. thanks

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Goo gone? That may be the least aggressive....every other recommendation I have would be much more aggressive... Alcohol acetone etc. Whatever you do, dab it, don't rub it. And try in an inconspicuous area first.


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i have some goo gone, so i'll try that next. soap and water didn't work. thanks!

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How about Bon Ami, hasn't scratched yet!


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Sorry this is so late. Have you tried soapy water and clay (the kind you use pryor to waxing)? It works on plastic eye glass lenses splattered with overspray.


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thanks for your reply. i will give the clay bar a try as i have the same issue to a smaller extent on one of the vinyl door panels


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