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Start by using a claybar. Use it on the paint and the windows. It's the least aggressive method. Don't use rubbing compound, you only have so much clearcoat.

If there's a body shop supply store near you. look for a claybar specifically to remove overspray. It's a little different texture than the consumer-grade bars. But if not, try the Mothers or Meguiar's kit. I'll bet claying will work. If not hit me back and we'll get into light and medium-cut paint cleaners...but only after U try clay.
 

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Jumpan23 said:
I think rubbing compound takes layers off of the coat...kind of like microsanding.
YYYES! YOU ARE CORRECT! :)

If you can't find a body shop supply house with a claybar specifically for overspray, go for the Mother's at your autoparts store.
 
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