WHOOPS!! KRYLON ACCIDENTALLY SPRAYED ON COACH

[John Suter]

Hi Liz (shame on painter Jack) LOL we've all goofed!

A few months back I reported on replacement of the
3M plastic front material designed to protect the
paint. In that endeavor I was stunned/shocked that
the rather harsh and "hot" product, Xylene, was
successful in removing the adhesive residue without
damaging the coach paint - provided one didn't grind
on it nor leave it on for an hour or so. With that
experience, I became brave enough to use Xylene to
remove a "nickle-sized" spray paint spot from a car
fender. For some unknown origin and time, fine-spray
(mist) paint on the coach, rubbing compound seemed to
work well.

John Suter


--- Jack and Liz Pearce wrote:

> Howdy, Y'all.
>
> Jack accidentally got Kyrlon Fusion for Plastic
> spray paint on the Bird.
> [X-(] [X-(] [X-(] I won't even go into HOW
> that happened. [X-(]
> Removal instructions of this product as listed on
> the Krylon web site
> call for laquer thinner. Of course, a caution is
> noted and mentioned as
> the thinner might not only remove the Krylon but
> also all paints below
> it. [X-(] Does anyone have an idea as to how to
> remove this stuff
> without ruining the paint underneath? Part of the
> wheel well fender(?)
> looks like it has white measles. [(]
>
> Regards,
> Liz [X-(] [X-(]
>
> Regards,
> Jack and Liz Pearce
> Fulltiming in a 1993 Wanderlodge WB40
> Homesick Texans in SE. FL
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