This is one vehicle from a major project we have begun.
There are quite a few vehicles that were in a car park near a new building project near Yeovil. A company was brought in to spray the steel structure with fire retardant paint. During the period of spraying, the spray was blown across dozens of vehicles not far from the spray area. As this process consists of a number of coats of various types of paint, some vehicles were contanimated a number of times.
This led us to a method we don't normally use for this purpose: wetsanding. The process involves sanding the paintwork to remove the paint spots. It sounds a brutal process, and if misused can result in damage to the vehicle. We sanded in various stages, both by machine and by hand. Once the spots had been removed, the paintwork was then machine polished back to gloss. The spots were removed from glass with blades.
The car looked stunning afterwards, we couldn't stop looking at it, even the following day when we returned to work on another car with the same problem.