Oops paint remover?

[35thPony]

Is it relatively safe to use to remove paint transfer that was caused by scraping against painted aluminum and painted wood if I'm careful and remove the excess immediately?

 

[JasonS]

Wash and dry the area, get a soft microfiber cloth and use a product like Stoner Tarminator to carefully remove the transfered paint.



Follow up by polishing and waxing the area or apply a paint sealant.

 

[Accumulator]

Or use clay or a paint cleaner (both of which have worked well for me).



Seems like there've been a lot of recent posts about using products like Oops and Goof-Off on vehicles, and while some people might have great results with that approach it really gives me the willies. Just imagine if something *does* go wrong, one of those one-in-a-million situations...will knowing that the damage is unusual make you feel better about getting your car repainted?

 

[UpNorth]

+1 on clay. I used clay last Saturday to remove some white paint that had transferred from the edge of the garage to the side of my partner's green '91 Montero. It worked like a charm, and this was after it had been there for a long time.