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Removing Road Paint

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Date: 08/20/2006 Topics: Cars > Cleaning Outside | Cleaning > Auto | Readers Request > Cleaning  
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What do I use to remove the white road paint from my truck without ruining the finish?

MisBonnie from IN
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By Dean (Guest Post)
When I used to call on body shops I would see a lot of cars in the shops to have road paint removed.Some tried using a compound to remove the paint but that did'nt work so they had to repaint the car.

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By trbrown22 (121) Profile Blog! Contact
I think mineral spirits, or something oil based, maybe WD-40. Try the mineral spirits in an area that isn't visible and see how it affects the paint job, if not signs of damage, use it sparingly on the road paint. Road paint is a very strong paint.

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