I’m calling it out as needs further evaluation by a licensed electrician. I’ve seen far, far worse but ill let someone else make the final decision
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That ain’t enough for me to call it out…
What did I do ?
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Nothing but hand out good advise like Fudge does all day long
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Ur so sweet! 
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I’ve seen worse as well. Robert is an electrical guy, just curious how are we to decide on what is too little or too much.
My brother from another mother! Haha! 
That is your call.
In the picture it is on the face of the breaker. That tells me it was after the panel was installed and terminated. Where the contamination becomes an issue is when it is on the bus bars of the panel. If it had paint over-spray when it was just a can with guts prior to the breakers and wiring going in then it would be a bigger concern as those breakers would likely be connected to a bus that had contamination and may not have good connections.
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There ain’t no canucks in my family … Nope!
On second thought …We did have one in our family tree…He hung there for weeks…
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So the overspray on the busbars in the photo, are not a concern?
Haha! You crazy nut!
A little noticeable on the bus bar. The main disconnect and 1 other breaker look like they were installed when the home was being painted. The rest were installed after the painting was done. Not sure what the rest of the bus bar looks like
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You could call that out if you wanted to, but that isn’t enough for me to call out.
Now! That is just me.
That is Sir crazy nut!
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I know to each their own, on what to call out or not. I just like to know on how they decide what is too much or too little. I seen it on the breakers and busbars, etc…
I might show up for a family reunion some time! 
If the over spray was the only issue, I would not call it out, but since other issues exist, I would include the over spray along with the other issues. JMO
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Drew had a bigger list. I do call out overspray in panels. Just me I guess! 