Can this be used on an automobile without harm to the paint finish?
332744
Yes! That's exactly why I purchased this. Someone spray painted my silver car with black paint and it came off in minutes with no damage the to paint underneath - actually it made the paint under the spray paint look a little cleaner than the rest of my car hah!
1737385
Not sure. I used it on a Ford clear coat finish and it worked great without any problems.
2273715
Define safe. It won't peel the paint off, but might dissolve any wax residue on the surface and make for an ineffective mess if that isn't stripped off first. Further as the seller mentioned if a layer thick enough to be effective is used it will create a hazy surface which looks little if any better than a little road grime you wash away periodically.
1853826
I tried it on my Toyota truck so I could answer your question. There was no problem. I left it on the truck for about six hours, then I rubbed it off with my finger. All the rubber cement came off and left no residue. A word of caution: There are different types of paints and finishes on different cars. I don't think rubber cement would harm any of them, but I'm not an expert in this. Try it on your car in an inconspicuous location first.
1547476
I wouldn't think there would be a problem... I used it on the interior of my car on the carpet and the back of my cloth seats and all it did was get rid of the sticky stuff and it didn't effect the color at all.
1299251
I've used it on my white gti and its worked great. Can't say anything about using it on a car without clear coat.
1616600
I wouldn't. Short of an automotive paint with a few dozen clear cotes anything you paint this with will quickly wear and flake off. also, the texture and shape would probably encourage flaking. If that doesn't scare you off try it with one and pit it on the wall. You might prove me wrong.
1843036
I don't see why not. Any paint that is suitable for metal should work fine. Of course, it probably won't look as nice as the factory paint job, but it should look pretty good.
1078928
I really doubt it. When you clay a car, you want to remove all of the old wax/debris off the paint without scratching it so you use something that in effect acts as a lubricant. Once you 'clay' your car though, then use this and you will have a shine like you have never seen before.
948958
According to video and instruction you can spray automotive paint, if you purchase optional needle. I have not personally tried spraying this type of paint.
998965
Not really, I used it on wood, it gave the wood a mirror like shine..but I wouldn't use it on a car..I suppose something different is to be used on a cars cleacoat, something specialized?
1438604
Thats better. The chemical in this product will ruin your car's paint. Beware of this product
2183984
I would be careful. It's pretty strong stuff, and I noticed it has removed stain on wood when there was a clear coat over it, so obviously it went through the finish. I would never use it on the exterior of any vehicle. Better safe than sorry. You might want to use something like fiberglass magic if they sell it still and if not, a power washer.
1138185
I suppose you could, but depending on the paint it could affect the rubber surface and/or the adhesive. That would be a question for the manufacturer.
113339
I would not apply it over paint. I strongly doubt that it would adhere well and would not be maintainable. I would suggest maintaining the surface with the original paint instead.
370225
I believe you should have no problem using it on new or older cars, just follow the directions closely!
1076051
This product is safe on all colors. Streaking is normal. If u don't have patience you should not be washing or waxing your own vehicle. high streaking is cause by over spray. This is perfectly fine. continue to buff the spot by hand with a cloth/towel (paint safe) and the streaking will go away. Keep in mind if your doing this in the sun it will take more time and patience to remove. My best advice is to wash in direct sunlight pull into a shaded area, and wait for paint to cool down. Lightly mist the spraywax one panel at a time. Use cloth (paint safe) to rub in and spread then use dry side to buff. This product is safe on all colors. Streaking is normal. If u don't have patience you should not be washing or waxing your own vehicle. high streaking is cause by over spray. This is perfectly fine. continue to buff the spot by hand with a cloth/towel (paint safe) and the streaking will go away. Keep in mind if your doing this in the sun it will take more time and patience to remove. My best advice is to wash in direct sunlight pull into a shaded area, and wait for paint to cool down. Lightly mist the spraywax one panel at a time. Use cloth (paint safe) to rub in and spread then use dry... » Read More This product is safe on all colors. Streaking is normal. If u don't have patience you should not be washing or waxing your own vehicle. high streaking is cause by over spray. This is perfectly fine. continue to buff the spot by hand with a cloth/towel (paint safe) and the streaking will go away. Keep in mind if your doing this in the sun it will take more time and patience to remove. My best advice is to wash in direct sunlight pull into a shaded area, and wait for paint to cool down. Lightly mist the spraywax one panel at a time. Use cloth (paint safe) to rub in and spread then use dry side to buff. « Show Less