My company has a serious issue of paint overspray where lifts were used and no protection of the machines was in place such as covering the vehicles or taping them off to prevent such. I would like to add at this point that this was before my time, as I have now been handed the problem of getting the overspray off without removing the original (new machines) paint...ahem.
I have some other vehicles that I'm being allowed to clean by a detail shop that also does body work, at an extremely reduced price versus that of re-painting. It seems that due to the dusty environment that alot or all of the overspray is being removed by buffing and pressure washing. Alas that is not possible with the lifts as they were brand new and almost completely covered in grey industrial paint.
Do you have any ideas that my company and I can use that will help us remove the overspray without removing the clear coat of the original paint job. Since there are quite a few machines that have this problem it is going to be an extremely costly event if I cannot find another solution.
The contents of the paint are listed below:
C-M24 2B-H CAS Number
Stoddard Solvent 8052-41-3
Soya Alkyd Resin 66070-60-8
Titanium Dioxide 13463-67-7
Talc 14807-96-6
Zinc 7779-90-0
Sunflower Alkyd 67762-17-8
Aluminum Phosphate 7784-30-7
This is a Benjamin Moore paint that is Industrial grade made in Canada.
I really appreciate any help that you can throw my way, time is of the essense- the company has kindly granted me until the end of next week to remedy this situation.
Thank You again for your help
Sherakee