Paint, wheels & restoration

Overspray removal

When spray paint or other products are used near your vehicle, the mist can settle and bond to the clear coat — and even damage your wiper blades. We remove it safely and reseal the finish so it’s smooth again.

Priced by how much of the vehicle is affected — call, text or book for an estimate.

SUV rear and alloy wheel shown before and after overspray removal
Before and after overspray removal.

The process

How we remove overspray

  1. Feel the paint

    Run your hand across the clear coat. If it feels rough, overspray is likely bonded to it.

  2. Clay until smooth

    We clay the paint until the clear coat is completely smooth again.

  3. Reseal

    A paint sealant is applied to reseal and protect the clear coat.

Where overspray comes from

Spray paint and other products used around a vehicle can drift onto it and stick to the clear coat. Overspray can also damage windshield wiper blades.

We come to you

Ready for a car that looks new again?

Tell us what you drive and where it’s parked — we’ll bring the water, the power and the know-how. Open 7 days, 9:00am–5:00pm.

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