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To get overspray off of concrete you can take that 4-5 ounces of left-over battery acid from filling a non-sealed battery, gently pour it into a gallon of so of water, and very carefully brush it on the overspray area with a shop broom.

***Make sure none of it gets on anything you don't want to etch with the acid, like your eyes, fresh paint job, wife's car, etc...***

Once it has stopped bubbling, soak it up with some absorb-all and dispose of properly.

-or-

For a more environmentally friendly way, get some snow from the driveway, and scrub it into the overspray with a shop broom. More effort, but works...eventually.

Thanks I never even though of chemical removal; I kept it wet when spraying, unfortunately some of the Por-15 is water activated so did not help :(. I could use some A/C striper as well.

Say what is "snow" :confused:?
 
Say what is "snow" :confused:?

I forgot that you are one of those sun soaked ones.

I'll give you the brief description.

"Snow" as it is commonly called above the 49th parallel, is a general term referring to groupings of minute evil creatures called "flakes" which like to invade the northern climes on a yearly basis in waves, commonly called "flurries". These flurries can often times culminate into a dangerous condition known as "blizzards", which can wreak havoc on a monumental scale, causing power outages, work stoppages, and even unplanned pregnancies.

These lilliputian devils prefer to gang up on the local inhabitants and force them to stay sequestered indoors for extended periods of time, leading to a condition commonly termed "cabin fever". Symptoms may include lethargy, anxiety, and in extreme cases, home renovation and/or vehicle restoration.

Do not underestimate the power of snow, as a group, these tiny flakes have been know to cause erratic driving conditions, and sudden loss of sanity upon their first annual arrival. Often causing regular people to drive upon the roadways as if they have a death wish. Especially if the drivers happen to be driving four wheel drive vehicles while operating a mobile phone and sipping their chai latte's.

The combination of poor driving conditions and the annual vehicular insanity brought about by the invasion of snow often keeps the riders of the two-wheeled persuasion who are known to have superior driving ability and situational awareness from chancing the roadways.

If you find yourself near the 49th parallel during the latter part of the year, be on the look out for roaving gangs of flakes, and report large gatherings to your local authorities. Remember, do not approach large groups of flakes, as they also have the ability to drop the ambient temperature enough to cause another condition, known in latin as "gelidus vestri lamnia lammina lamna", or in layman's terms, "freezing your nuts off". :lol:
 
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Some progress happening.
It has been raining like sh1t here, but i have moved forward a little.
First go at undercoat i hung everything, but there was too much movement. Now i made some stands, they're pretty dodgy looking, but they work.

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