I am an extreme novice at car detailing. Basically a step up from wash n wax dad. I used 303 Graphene tires gloss and evidently used too much even though I let it dry over night. The next day I drove and the rotational force flung droplets of Graphene oxide all over my doors and rear quarter. This stuff is so hard and bonded to the clear coat. I washed, clay barred, washed, used bug and tar remover and washed again with no luck. I know it can be removed because I can pick at it with my finger and it comes off without damaging the clear coat. But there’s legit like 2000 droplets.

Do I just let it age off ( you can’t see it, it’s clear until it attracts dirt and the spots get black) but washing it makes it look like they went away. Or can I acid wash it, or do I buy an orbital polisher and try to grind it away? It’s only a 2.5yr old car. So I don’t want to damage it. Thanks for any advice. I’m never using this stuff again :)

TL;DR - how can I safely remove Graphene Oxide “overspray” from a vehicle without damaging it