Anybody know what would be good to remove road line paint from the bottom of rocker panels and rear fenders? It happened this morning and I want to tackle it tomorrow.
Removing road line paint.
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Was this a solid line or the dashed (passing lane) line paint?
Originally Posted By: Donald
Was this a solid line or the dashed (passing lane) line paint?
A mix of both.
Was this a solid line or the dashed (passing lane) line paint?
A mix of both.
I had splatter dots on my rockers from road paint. Clay didn't take care of it. I used soapy water and my thumbnail to gently dislodge it, then polished the area and waxed it. Looked good as new. It was time consuming, though.
WD40 and then wash right away with proper car soap to remove the WD40.
They should allow the paint to dry before letting vehicles roll on it.... or have a free bikini wash at the end of the paint works. Naw... then there might not be much fresh road paint for the vehicles driving in circles just for multiple washes.
I would definitely complain to your local DOT.
WD-40 will work but i have found that lighter fluid does the job better without harm to the car's finish.
Thanks for the suggestions everybody!
Originally Posted By: Errtt
... or have a free bikini wash at the end of the paint works.
Yeah.....
... or have a free bikini wash at the end of the paint works.
Yeah.....
Originally Posted By: xxch4osxx
Thanks for the suggestions everybody!
In the end, if the suggestions don't work, check out a reputable body shop. My bad luck some years ago was to get tar and oil from the road construction all over my Town Car. A local body shop used an appropriately safe thinner and had me on my way as good as new for $20. I guess they took pity on my sob story.
Thanks for the suggestions everybody!
In the end, if the suggestions don't work, check out a reputable body shop. My bad luck some years ago was to get tar and oil from the road construction all over my Town Car. A local body shop used an appropriately safe thinner and had me on my way as good as new for $20. I guess they took pity on my sob story.
Leave it, it adds character.
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