can it be used on car paint
1717678
Yes it's safe. I used it to remove the leftover stickiness after I removed my emblem.
1717679
if you have sticker residue on car painted area, it may affect the paint. I would test it on a painted area like inside the trunk on the lid or somewhere first. Somewhere hidden that if it affects the paint can be re-hidden and not seen. I doubt it would affect the paint, but better to check on a hidden area first than one out in the open.
1249397
Don't wate your money. It only works on the smallest scratches. Anything else and you risk ruining your paint.
1137885
I dont know if there is a reason or not, i use this product on all my cars, i have used it on a blue, red, green, black and white cars in the past, but you with the silver would be the only person to know that, this is a great product to take off resins like as water spots or paint that i have always used it for.
1413301
No. However, you may use it to scrub plastic siding on your home. This brush is designed for car washing and the bristles are soft so one does not encounter scratching on the soft automotive paint surfaces.
1952385
I don't think this is possible. It dries pretty fast, and acts just like regular paint. I am not 100% sure, but I think it might only work if you erase it right away, but even then, it might leave a smudge.
2249793
I used it for automotive paint. That was the sole purpose of my purchase. It covered a small area with every spray. Do not rush to paint your car right away. Practice how to control the airbrush before painting directly on your car. Keep the airbrush absolutely clean with passion. A little lapse in diligence can cause a great deal of trouble. Follow this advice religiously. No kidding. Buy a set of cleaning brushes. This is where the work is. Painting is over in just a few seconds. Adjusting the fluid viscosity is almost impossible in words. You just have to find your rope by trial and error. Good luck.
1168318
It can, but I would recommended a different dry chemical for a car shop. Around vehicles, I'd recommend an extinguisher based on potassium bicarbonate, sold under the name "Purple K." It is more effective against liquid fuel (Class B) and electrical (Class C) fires, which is basically what a vehicle fire is. Also, it is less likely to be corrosive. I have a Purple K extinguisher from the same manufacturer in my car. It's what the pros (airport, military, etc) use around vehicles. The extinguisher listed here I got for around the house. It is based on ammonium phosphate, which leaves a film. The film is what makes it "multi-purpose," since it gives it a small Class A (solid fuel) rating, but is probably something you don't want sticking in the little nooks and crannies of a car. Also, it is more likely to be corrosive, being chemically one step away from ammonia.
1369220
I would not use this product on metal. Use a spray vanish on small items But, on the car just use auto wax.
1220182
This product works well on recommended surfaces however I am not sure if automobiles are recommended. Also, you don't say if you are referring to the painted finish or chrome finish on the car. Nonetheless, there is a telephone number on the bottle that you can call and they will probably be able to answer your question. Good Luck!
886346
I honestly do not know about paint. It is slightly abrasive so I doubt it. Good luck on your search.
931906
yes, but I wouldn't recomend. I would use a control spray, which is to be used only with oil base paints.
1812378
I would think so, but I only have used it to remove the adhesive under the car's badges on the paint.
1593812
My guess is yes, but I would test it on the paint in another area that is not visible first. I've used it on tree sap on shoes, skin, etc and it removes it beautifully.
564270
No, I wouldn't use it for auto touch up paint for a small areas because the paint would have to be too thin. This would result with runs in the paint. The best application for your needs is a Pen Air Brush, which can use with a small compressor to prevent a lot of over-spray from getting on other areas of your vehicle, including the wind shields.
1857294
Yes but it's not meant for paint. It's great in making your darker shades of color darker after tracing over it once sprayed on canvas.
237589
Yes to paint a car you need 30 to 40 psi and this air compressor could sustain that preasure easy. Although you would have to use an air filter and water separator to get clean air.
1781548
I have not used it in a car, but I don't see any reason why you couldn't. I use it on furniture fabric, carpeting, and on just about anything that is washable. My daughter's cat peed on a throw rug and I sprayed the rug with Fission before I washed it and the smell and stain were gone. The same with the carpet - my husband spilled a mug of coffee on my light colored carpet and after cleaning it and treating with Fission - no stain and no smell. Can't tell it ever happened. Truly the best product I have ever used!!!