[Zero_09]

I'm not quite sure but with dried paint dropping you need to wetsand to smooth it out. Then follow up with compounding/polishing to get it all nice a shiny again.

Check out these articles



http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/...ory-paint.html

http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/...mpsanding.html


Other articles by Mike Philips here
http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/...-phillips.html

There's a wealth of information there but I do not order stuff from there unless they got good BOGO items. Most of their prices are higher or more than the small competitors like ADS, Autoality, and few other. What they do have is a broad range of products.

[vrooom23]

The articles do a great job at explaining the concepts of paint but i'm still quite unsure how to get rid of the dried paint droppings.

[Zero_09]

Originally Posted by vrooom23

The articles do a great job at explaining the concepts of paint but i'm still quite unsure how to get rid of the dried paint droppings.

Honestly base on my experience you can try wetsanding but I'll be very careful or get a professional to do it. You can also try calling around for any local detailers and ask them about that and see what they can do. Take some pictures of it also.

[psnt1ol]

Originally Posted by vrooom23

So i got my bumper repainted but on one part of the car theres excessive paint like a dried paint dripping down you know? can i polish that down to make it flat again with a polisher or what?

Thanks!

You should try to bring the car back to the body shop who did the re-spray. This sounds like a run. They most likely have to sand it down and repaint it. Was it the clear coat that ran or was it the base coat????