Over sprayed vehicle porous and textured vehicle trim does not need to be replaced as they can, in most cases, be cleaned.
The most common method of cleaning these surfaces is for one to use a solvent. Unfortunately, the majority of these solvents will usually discolor, dull, and turn these surfaces white. Another method of restoring these vehicle parts to look like new is to re-dye them or re-paint them; both of which are exactly the same thing. Repainted plastic and rubber parts will eventually evidence peeling and discoloration. Often overspray removal companies will tell claimants that these parts are being restored, without the claimant or the responsible parties for the overspray being informed that they are being painted, not cleaned. We believe this misinformation boarders on fraud as vehicle owners, responsible contractors and insurance companies are being mislead. Another alternative of dealing with over sprayed porous and textured vehicle parts is to have the insurance company or the responsible painting contractor pay for their replacement. Often, on a single vehicle, these replacement parts can run several thousand dollars and one can only imagine what these replacement costs can be on a multiple vehicle overspray claim. The most expensive part of an overspray claim is the replacement of these over sprayed vehicle parts.
We now have a process of cleaning these parts eliminating their needing replacement or being temporarily fixed by repainting. Our process will not discolor or result in the future peeling of these restored surfaces. Our unique cleaning process has been utilized on several thousand vehicles and has saved insurance companies and painting contractors hundreds of thousands of dollars on many of the overspray claims we have handled.
When a contractor is given a bid for vehicle over spray removal, he needs to make sure the bid includes the cleaning of all vehicle textured and porous surfaces as well as all those that are smooth. Our price is very competitive with other overspray removal companies; however in most cases we can clean all vehicle surfaces where others can not.