How to Remove Spray Paint from a VANDALIZED Car

Summary by Krater

ChrisFix demonstrates how to remove spray paint, tar, stickers, and key scratches from a vandalized 2016 Chrysler 200, using solvents, pressure washing, clay bars, and touch-up paint.

From the video

Answers: How do you remove spray paint from a car?

• Spray paint removal from cars
• Car detailing and washing techniques
• Using clay bars on car paint
• Touch-up paint application for deep scratches
• Removing stickers and glue residue from car glass
• Headlight spray paint removal

What it concludes

• Solvents like isopropyl alcohol and paint thinner can dissolve spray paint without damaging factory paint if used carefully.
• A pressure washer at 2300 PSI with a 25-degree or 15-degree nozzle effectively removes surface dirt and loose spray paint without harming underlying paint.
• A detailing clay bar safely removes bonded surface contaminants and fine overspray left behind by pressure washing.
• Meguiar's 3-in-1 Wax serves as a single-step cleaner, polisher, and wax that removes fine scratches and adds protection.
• A single-edge razor blade at a 45-degree angle with soapy water safely removes spray paint, stickers, and decals from automotive glass.
• Touch-up paint applied with a fine brush and leveled with a razor blade hidden inside tape can make deep scratches virtually invisible from 3 feet away.