Reply With QuotePaint the wheelwell with black spray bomb.....I have had to wet sand ....carefully and buff both rocker panels of a new 300z I had years ago...
once it's dry ....very tough paint...
My wife drove over some wet line paint the other day and left a stripe of paint in the wheel well and bottom portion of the rear fender.
Paint the wheelwell with black spray bomb.....I have had to wet sand ....carefully and buff both rocker panels of a new 300z I had years ago...
once it's dry ....very tough paint...
Try rubbing it out with WD 40,, or I have used Semichrome as well in the past,,,,
One or the other usually works excellent.
"Goof Off" in a spray can, dissolves paint in a jiffy, but doesn't seem to harm car paint
graffiti remover is slower but more gentle
I hear gasoline might do it too.
A die grinder removes almost instantly!
Has gasoline and a match been suggested yet??? It popped up in another thread on how to move a boat. Thought it might work in this application as well.
"Goof Off" in a spray can, dissolves paint in a jiffy, but doesn't seem to harm car paint
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what he said
Goof off then 'scratch out' then your favorite wax....sold at most K-Marts
A carwash/detail place should have those clay bars.They work good ,then polish it back up
Well I would definately say the wife getting road paint on the car needs to lead to the husband getting road head in the car...... :idea: :idea:
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