Best product to remove paint transfer???

[Pureshine]

Don't you guys always say try clay first?

I'm confused now lol

Before AG i would have just got some rubbing compound and a microfiber towel. Then just rub by hand. (But got kicked and yelled at for even bringing up compound first)

Before I polish the area yes I clay first I for got to put that in my post.

[hernandez.art13]

Before I polish the area yes I clay first I for got to put that in my post.

NP thanks

[AutowerxDetailing]

Don't you guys always say try clay first?

I'm confused now lol

Before AG i would have just got some rubbing compound and a microfiber towel. Then just rub by hand. (But got kicked and yelled at for even bringing up compound first)

For a complete detail including claying and polishing I would clay first. If it is only a small spot repair I would just go straight to a cleaner wax, polish or compound to remove the paint transfer.

[hernandez.art13]

For a complete detail including claying and polishing I would clay first. If it is only a small spot repair I would just go straight to a cleaner wax, polish or compound to remove the paint transfer.

Yeah that's what I did. When I saw over spray on my car.

In the morning I knew it was over spray because I have seen over spray a bunch of times. It was night time and I panicked lol.

I used about three spots of compound and a MF towel. Just a few light gentle rubs and came right off.

Did not know over spray could be clayed off but did not have any clay anyway.

I really doubt I even tool off any CC

What I should have done, is try it polish. (Lessoned learned)

[ladyhawkgt]

So I'm a total newb. I'm trying for the simplest solution. I'd hate to make it worse won't mineral spirits strip the paint?