So my car got vandalized tonight!!!!

[turboDSM]

I was at a fire tonight and so when we all go to leave. There were only 2 cars on one side of the street mine and my friends. So I see something on the side of her white car, it’s a big blue line of spry paint down the one side…then im thinking FUCK!!! Go on up the road a bit and sure enough my car has a nice BLUE line down my whole drivers side! I called the cops and filed a report and found out where the kids live…….

Anyway does anyone have any ideas on what to do?? And yeah I will post up pics tomorrow in the light.

[xveganxcowboyx]

Try some cleaner and elbow grease on it asap. If that doesn't work...

[turboDSM]

thats what i tryed but it was dry when i found it so i have no idea what to do?

[runninW.O.T.]

If you have one try buffing it out. If it was on top of a clear coat it might work.

[Pushit2.0]

Paint thinner and a razor blade, I would call around to detail shops and see what they can do to help.

~John

[AJ]

Would a clay bar help with anything like this? How old where the kids, if you know you did it you can also go after the parents. IN this case, don't touch the car untill you try and make them pay for it.

[1ViciousGSX]

Polishing compound will get it off. But make them pay first.

[Pushit2.0]

Clay bar is used for rail dust, tree sap, road tar, slight over spray. I would start with paint thinner (what color is your car and be carful on the plastic, this will take anything off but the clear coat and paint so it will look pasty white untill you buff it, Mistu red has no clear coat so you take paint off when you buff/use paint thinner on a red mitsu) and then try a clay bar (lots of lube, soap/water) then try buffing it out, the razor blade would be a last resort item.

~John

[turboDSM]

the pics...
http://img263.imageshack.us/img263/4917/dsc00152ht3.jpg (http://imageshack.us)

http://img255.imageshack.us/img255/5456/dsc00151ld4.jpg (http://imageshack.us)

[JET]

Get a cotton cloth and spray some carb cleaner on it. Don't stay in one spot too long, but that will take it off. Use that to get the majority of it off, then some polishing compound followed by a good polishing wax (Meguiar's cleaner wax or something like that).