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I turned into a side street in my Golf and went straight through a fresh puddle of white gloss paint, any suggestions for removing that from paintwork? Is not too bad, maybe a dozen blobs at the bottom of the doors. Glad I drive an old car sometimes!

In a similar vein I knew a bloke who painted his wheels and couldn't wait to go for a spin, much hilarity ensued when he realised the paint hadn't dried, his car looked like it had chickenpox! :D
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freddymercurystwin said:
I turned into a side street in my Golf and went straight through a fresh puddle of white gloss paint, any suggestions for removing that from paintwork? Is not too bad, maybe a dozen blobs at the bottom of the doors. Glad I drive an old car sometimes!

In a similar vein I knew a bloke who painted his wheels and couldn't wait to go for a spin, much hilarity ensued when he realised the paint hadn't dried, his car looked like it had chickenpox! :D

First off i dont think "kilgore" will thank you for invading his thread you should have started your own :wink:
Regarding the gloss paint, if its only been on a couple days you may get away with some paint thinners or white spirit applied on a soft cloth. If its an old car you may find this dulls the paint work after its removed the gloss paint. Give it a go with some compound after, followed by a polish.
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well spotted. post now split
 
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