epoxy primer overspray...I'm going to KILL my husband!!

Good news. Hubby's still breathing and the car is back to normal. Well, as back to normal as it's going to get. It took all day, but 99% of the overspray is off the car. What's left could pass as dust as long as no one picks at it.:16suspect What a mess. That stuff is like trying to remove concrete once it sets up. The paint solvent did the trick without harming the clearcoat, but it sure stripped the oils out of my hands. Where's the hand lotion? Just so you all know, I normaly don't get so PO'd that I'd want to break something. I really do have a very long fuse and it takes a lot to me fired up. I was just so frustrated because I told him a hundred times that that epoxy overspray is not like the K-2 primer we use that dries when it hits the air. Epoxy primer sticks to everything. Now he knows. I suppose it's a good thing it was one of our cars and not a customers car. That would have been a real disaster. So anyway, all is well again and we will be at Carlisle with both cars sometime in the mid morning.

 

YIPPEY if i can get things coordinated i will be there sometime tomorrow hope to meet you and a few others my first ride down just backed out on me..then i noticed my van reg ran out on the 31 of may.

 

Glad you got the stuff off Jean. I have done the same stupid thing too. All I can do is get mad at myself and know that I have to take it off. Better days ahead.
Dan