So after trying to paint my back bumper with plasti dip, my little cuz thought it would be funny to spray this stuff on my tailgate and some on my new stanless steel tips. I so pissed. How do i get it off my tips?. its not like enough to peel off but its there. I was going to use a dish scubbing pad but dont want to scratch my new tips.And my damm tailgate. he sprayed it right on the paint. What will take it off good and not scratch. Thanks guys.

 

Plastic scraper maybe?

I'd probably grab the kid by the scruff of the neck use the top of his head like a Brillo pad, but that's me...

 

LOL

 

Not to point fingers, but if your painting your bumper, it's very easy to get overspray on your tailgate if you didn't tape or cover it up. tailpipe...You sure you weren't thinking it would look good and then didn't realize it got too hot and might smoke a little? I've done some dumb things in my days without thinking. Just sayin..that's how it sounds to me, but at any rate, that's regardless of the fact you need to get the stuff off.
Use a credit card to scuff against the paint as it won't scratch.
I would try blotting the areas with a damp towel soaked in kerosene and let it sit for a few minutes. Blot again and then scrape. Or try Googone if you have some, but the kerosene should be enough to break that stuff down. No, it won't hurt your clearcoat unless you let it sit on it for like an hour. I owned my own detail shop and NEVER had any problem with paint and kerosene. I used to put the stuff in a spray botle and literally soak the sides of Cable Co. vans after I peeled off the stickers. That stuff would sit on the paint for a few hours and not touch or bleed anything.

 

try never dull, i used it on the over spay i had, and it even made removing the residue from my badges easier

 

I'm sure an eraser pad would take it right off...

 

rub your hand on it. Thats what I did to undo my entire front and rear bumpers.

before



after

 

Plasti dip comes right off if u rub it with ur fingers. The eraser wheel would def work to.

 

Pressure washer or claybar should work too

 

I dunno about claybar, but the pressu washer could work but you'd hve to be carfeulnot to tear off your paint in the process, some of those tips can cut rigt through your paint if you get too close.

I hope he has cleaned them by now??..lol