Drove through paint...

[SRQ_Driver]

Hi guys,
On a road trip last weekend and apparently, the passenger side hit some wet road paint and I now have that reflective white paint splattered in the wheel wells and on the running board. I can 'pop' the droplets off with my thumb nail and some effort but they wont come off with a pot/pan scrapper (tried that first). Any thoughts / ideas on an approach ?
There is a ton of them - both wheel wells and liners are peppered....

 

[MurderedOutSVT]

Razor blade....the flat coke line making type


Shave it off

 

[SRQ_Driver]

Gotcha - think I still have some of those...

 

[GCATX]

Try some Goof Off?

 

[MurderedOutSVT]

Gotcha - think I still have some of those...

Only thing i've foind that works for that. The pointy sided ones cut into he flares. Follow up with some fine sandpaper

 

[MurderedOutSVT]

Try some Goof Off?

I tired it, but that road paint laughed at goof off and wd-40

 

[GCATX]

I tired it, but that road paint laughed at goof off and wd-40

I drove through a road construction zone once and got a bunch of tar on my truck. I got the contractor's info off the sign and surprisingly they agreed to pay to have the truck cleaned.

 

[thatJeepguy]

Razor blade....the flat coke line making type


Shave it off

Happened to me last year and i did exactly this but with cheap plastic spackle knife . Worked great good luck on the running boards tho…

 

[BaseModelRaptor]

Tarminator by Stoner. Try this before anything else. My wife drove through some yellow road paint and it covered the side and rear of her truck. Tarminator and wait a few seconds then wipe off like dirt. Be sure to clean with water and car shampoo when done.

 

[MurderedOutSVT]

Tarminator by Stoner. Try this before anything else. My wife drove through some yellow road paint and it covered the side and rear of her truck. Tarminator and wait a few seconds then wipe off like dirt. Be sure to clean with water and car shampoo when done.

Good to know, thank you