CCns24

This was also posted in the Ramblings section:Well, those assholes @ PENNDOT did it again. Today after lunch I was heading back to work. Just so happens that TODAY PENNDOT decides to paint new lines on the roads. You guessed it, I now have some nice yellow paint splatter all over the side of my PDG CL-S. Needless to say, the yellow does NOT compliment my paint.
Anyway, I know that you guys know just about everything about cleaning cars so could anyone tell me how to get this shit off my car without f'n up my paint?
Thanks !!

P.S.
Looking forward to seeing some of the PA gang this weekend.

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acura_service

castle 2-way solvent - also send the bill to penndot, if there were no signs, or the paint hadn't dried after the truck was out of sight its there fault, i know people who got reimbursed for the cleaning, penndot really knows how to screw things up - suprised there wasn't a forman and 5 guys standing around watching you drive through it, or maybe they had to go dig some potholes on a smooth road

synth19

Man, that sux! I wish I could help you. You may have to get it repainted...hopefully not. Is there anyway you can complain to the city and have them pay for the damage? I think it's a legitimate claim.

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ruvz

As long as it is fresh on, try using a citrus based cleaner (multi-purpose).... Spray on, wipe/rub off and rinse the car off..

WD40 might also work.... (don't ask!)

1StGenCL

Same shit happened to our truck and trailer. Yellow paint everywhere. Some rubbing alcohol took the paint off the truck but it was stuck on the fiberglass and aluminum parts of the trailer. We called the NJ road people and they said "too bad im sure it was marked off read the signs" or something real close to that. It eventually will wear off