Ford: remove house paint off my car !!!

On Tue, 16 Sep 2003 08:58:53 -0400, "JC" <com> wrote:
 

Gloss paint or emulsion?

JC opined in news:bPD9b.1663$bellglobal.com:
 

Hopefully, it's latex, not oil-base.

Run to paint or Home Imp. store, get a pint of "Goof-Off" for latex paint...
if it's oil-based, try charcoal lighter

Either one - test in inconspicuous place... though you should be able to take
it off without affecting your paint.

Or take it to an established (experienced) detailer.

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On Tue, 16 Sep 2003 08:58:53 -0400, JC <com> wrote:
 


Well.. it's too late now, but most house paint is water-soluble.. so soap
and water would have removed it if washed off before it dried.

Chuck Burns

Try using a product called Goof Off. The clear coat on your paint will not
soften using mineral spirits formulations such as goof-off and this stuff
really works. Likely as not, the paint was latex and will come off easily.

--
R. J. Talley
Teacher/James Madison Fellow
NAR #69594
NRA #133073736
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JC wrote: 
bug and tar remover/// give it a few tries... and do it again.. keep
doing it and it will come off.. and when you finished polish it real
good for next time.....

If the finish is good, automotive soap and warm water should be able to get
it off.

Or use a polishing compound like Meguire's and then
wax it up.


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jim opined in news:com:
 

1. Bug and tar remover is the same as charcoal lighter but 2-3 times as
expensive

2. GOOF OFF works better if it's latex paint - will soften and remove it
after paint's dried.