*Yellow street paint on my car, No Idea how to take it off*

[Mike Phillips]

Mike,

"The only chemical product I've had success with to remove this type of paint without melting your car's paint or scouring it from having to rub on it with a Scotchbrite pad is Stoner's XENIT."

Just to clarify, when you say Scotchbrite Pad, you are meaning the 'white' one...correct?

Bill

Doesn't matter which one because what I said was...

without melting your car's paint or scouring it from having to rub on it with a Scotchbrite pad

I"ve never used a Scotchbrite pad on a car except before it went into a paint booth for new paint.

[Mike Phillips]

Go Clean Products makes a dedicated highway paint remover approved by non other than Renny Doyle.

It's made in Avilla IN, a small town in NE Indiana.

Renny's word is as good as gold...


Thanks for sharing. I've never heard of this product but this is why I like discussion forums, it's where all the newest news continually breaks!


Let's hope the need for these types of products is far and few between...

[BillE]

Doesn't matter which one because what I said was...

without melting your car's paint or scouring it from having to rub on it with a Scotchbrite pad

I"ve never used a Scotchbrite pad on a car except before it went into a paint booth for new paint.

My apologies, I did NOT see the word, "without."

Thank you...

Bill

[slimnib]

I have had success with Nail polish remover. The one with acetate. Go lightly then polish. Do not wait to long.

[psynx]

Nu finish with a wool pad

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[goldendodo19]

Nu finish with a wool pad

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^^^^^THIS^^^^^ works every damn time.

[jmfp]

I've used gasoline before and it worked. The only reason i used it was because my ex boss was going off because i couldnt remove it. I'm not sure how safe it is, but it worked. I had to polish the area after and it looked great. I just don't know what the long term effects are.

[daveinsweethome]

i got this on my wifes new black suv. finally used spray on rubbercoating from Napa Auto Parts for the inside wheel wells. easier to use and worked great. used a damn plastic razor blade on lots of the other stuff.

[watson1000]

I have had success with acetone. I would suggest being very careful not to get it on mouldings on the vehicle, just the paint ,then polish /wax when done. I would approach the job as Mike suggested with the Stoners product except use the Acetone , dampen a rag with Acetone and hold it against the road paint until it softens , then wipe off .

Glenn

[carfantic]

Thanks for all the info guys, I swear I just got this car a couple of months ago and it used to belong to my brother but he sold it to me for a really good price and I love this car. I take better care of it then myself sometimes lol... But when I saw the paint on my fenders and paint it was days after I drove over the street paint so it dried up before I saw it, I tried turtle wash and wax soap it didnt do anything, I tried mothers clay bar and it didnt work and the pressure washer didnt work either, so I'm going to try the stoner xenit if I can find it today, I live in Montreal so fingers crossed.