WrXsTi2005

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I think someone thought they'd be funny and spraypaint a spot on the fender. I wish I caught whoever it was in the act, so I can test out the trucks on my skateboard on their head. What can I do to remove the paint. It feels like it's caked on pretty good. I didn't want to scratch it off. Any suggestions on chemicals guys??

91sleeper

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try goo gone or a good waterspot remover. otherwise a little paint thinner and a good rub should get it off. scratching it gently with your fingernail works too but be acareful and it takes a while. anyway sry to hear about that and gl.

4080wrx

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yeah paint thinner should get it off.....then just re-wax the spot

whitecel

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Would gasoline also work? That's what i used on my old car, but get it off asap

iNfEk

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just make sure not to leave the solvent on the car to long since there is still the potential of it eating through your factory paint.

good luck

lil man chu

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A solvent based wax works well according to Joey at Midas touch auto detailing.

EiGhT08ImPrEzA

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rubbing compound and alot of elbow grease works. some a-hole did the same to my car. black paint? lets find this punk

bpang1

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I'm tired of punks around the world hating on people that work hard to get what they have!

Punks....YOU SUCK!

808subaru

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^^OT...blake, how's the cold treating you guys?

bpang1

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It was cold....REAL COLD. Carissa and her dog liked it though.

06blackwrxtr

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Acetone

Has the fender been repainted the factory color after any accidents?

If it is still the same paint that rolled off the assembly line then laquer thinner will take it off really quick.

Spec Jay

use a light polish (checkers sells a fine cut polish from meguires) and goo gone if it doesnt work your way up to a stronger cut polish SLOWLY
some punks from school sprayed slow on my rear quarter panel last year