[Boomers]

I must have driven over some freshly painted yellow lines and now I have yellow splatter on the car. Anyone know how to get this stuff off?

[Jay87LX]

sometimes paint thinner will work but not all the time. There is a product made by Car Brite that are road paint removal wipes. check your local body shop supply houses and they should carry Car Brite products. I have detailed cars for over 18 years and that by far is one of the hardest things to get off but it can be done-

[Blade10]

You can also wet sand and/or clay it off - but be extremely carefull because it is very easy to do more damage than good. Same with paint thinner - I have seen paint thinner immediately blister up an aftermarket paint job - so I would test on a non visible place first.

Blade

[whitepony]

i agree with the clay. i use detailing spray and a bar, but whatever works. and if that doesnt work, bust out the compound. nothing to worry about harming the cars paint.........unless you drop the bar

[MTAS]

My wife drove through some of that stuff with her Escape. I used Liquid Wrench/PBlaster penetrating oil. Get a couple of cans of it and don't do it in your garage - do it in the drive way. It will take a while, but it will get it off and soften it to the point where it will wipe off. Once you're done, give the car a good wash to remove any of the oil residue.