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[daddycreswell]

How did that happen? Did you paint the taillights on the inside of the lip and not wait until it was dry to install?

Yea that what I did, let them sit abt 7 hours. Had to put them back on to go home. I did it at work. But I used bug off to remove it.

 

[RaptorAddict.com]

You can quickly use lacquer thinner and them rub with a polishing glaze to recondition. This will not hurt the paint. The paint is too far cured for thinner to eat away at it in a short time. And DON'T use brake fluid.

 

[2manytrucks]

pre-soak that with WD-40, clean and then use a clay bar kit.... that should take it off and won't screw up your paint.

 

[Dan06]

I've (completely unintentionally) discovered brake fluid does a great job of taking off paint used to cover the areas of your scuffed up undercarriage. However, I wouldn't recommend it.

 

[Az Scooter]

Brake fluid is way too aggressive. Brake cleaner and Carb cleaner work great on fully cured paint for mistakes.

 

[BIRDMAN]

I was gonna say carb cleaner. it's basically acetone though and that will f*** shit up if you're not careful.

 

[Towerhog]

Stay away from brake fluid and goo off. I use to use lighter fluid on a clean rag to remove pin stripping.

 

[J DAMAGE]

I always used EZ-OFF oven cleaner to remove pin strips and over spray , never had a problem with fully cured clear coat being harmed,

 

[6gun]

Polishing compound and elbow grease. If you use Brake Fluid, you will likely end up with this ....

 

[6gun]

I was gonna say carb cleaner. it's basically acetone though and that will f*** shit up if you're not careful.

Bingo on the careful... if you leave carb cleaner on you can end up with bare metal.