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My son's car is pretty beaten up, trying to salvage what I can. I washed, clayed, and waxed yesterday and found what looks like paint overspray (white spots on nose and lower side panels) but I suspect isn't...unless he ran over something freshly painted. But they're on there pretty good. Also found tar-like stuff on the panels behind the wheels.
Best way to remove this stuff?
__________________ 2006 MCS HB/W / LSD / Sport / Convenience // Custom Stripes, Tint, and Trim / JCW Exhaust / Alta CAI and driving lights / 15% pulley / M7 SRPs /
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Clay bar. Be sure and use it with plenty of lubricant (read the instructions carefully). Will absolutely come off and leave the surface smooth as a baby's butt!
Dirtex will work for water base paint home depot has it.Im a painting contractor not a detailer so test first . lacquer thinner as a last resort, be very careful you can hurt your paint.If its just some specks your finger nail will work . I would'nt do any of this to my new Mini but I do it all the time on my paint truck,so be warned.
may take a while but it should come off. 
. None of mine came out that well so snagged one from the net.
