Minimalmaxima

Man I was giving somebody a ride somewhere and they noticed what looked like some dust that someone had run their finger through and I saw that it is actually overspray. The front bumper cover was replaced, but I think paint probably was blown in the air and got on the hood. There are actually particles all the way on the rear spoiler that I did not know were there until I ran my finger across it. I'd probably never have seen them because they're the same color as the car (Arctic White) Somebody please tell me that this stuff will come off after I've washed my car a couple of times! I think that I actually may be the one whose finger was run through the stuff last night when I touched the hood to see if there was overspray there. (A friend actually first showed me the overspray on the spoiler last night when he was leaning on the car, which made me touch the hood.) If I have to go back, what will the body shop tell me they can do when I get there?

Redmax

iTrader: (20)

they will tell you oops we f***** up and we can fix it!or, thats all i would accept from them! if it cannot be buffed it will definately need to be repainted

Minimalmaxima

Redmax, do you think it is likely that they will be able to buff the stuff out? If the buffer is able to buff the overspray off then will it also get some of the clearcoat off with the overspray?