WINdow paint =(
05-16-2008, 12:59 PM
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WINdow paint =( welll my g/f asked me to her prom by drawing all this stupid sh*t on my windows and then about 15 min after she was done and it rained it started to leak every where and chip off all over the spoiler doors and roof and its doesnt come off very easy with hit water and soap and sponge does anyone know any chemical that is ok for piant and takes off this stupid window paint would waxing it take it off? 
05-16-2008, 01:46 PM
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You SHOULD be able to use WD-40 safely, ive seen alot of people remove dead bugs and **** with it and it has worked wonders on my DD, just start off in small inconspicuous spot and work from there...
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I'd recommend using a clay bar. I had some really stubborn sap stuff on my passenger side t-top and it wouldn't come off with soap and water. I used the claybar and it worked great. Also it's not harmful and you don't have to worry about it messing up your paint. They have a good meguiar's package at Wal-Mart for about $15 with 2 claybars, detailing spray, and a microfiber cloth.
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05-16-2008, 04:05 PM
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People wrote all over my wife's car at our wedding, and we drove to the airport afterwards and had the car parked there all week. It was hell to get off. Razor blade the windows, and lacquer thinner on the painted surfaces. As fast94z said, as long as the paint isn't fresh, the thinner won't hurt it. Just wax it afterwards
05-16-2008, 04:46 PM
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People wrote all over my wife's car at our wedding, and we drove to the airport afterwards and had the car parked there all week. It was hell to get off. Razor blade the windows, and lacquer thinner on the painted surfaces. As fast94z said, as long as the paint isn't fresh, the thinner won't hurt it. Just wax it afterwards
...man you must have had some hardcore stuff on your ride cause I would never recommend using that on paint. 
05-24-2008, 08:12 PM
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alright well i used this bug and tar stuff gel and left it on there for 6 7 min and i used a brush that had bristels a little harder then a tooth brush and it came off pretty nicly its just that it was EVERYWHERE and ya but thanks for everything
