Yellow road paint stuck on painted grill

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It was so hot in madison today some of the paint that they mark lines with ended up on my grill. I thought it was a bug at first but then I realized it's really hard and perfectly yellow. So how am I supposed to safely remove this stuff?
 
It was so hot in madison today some of the paint that they mark lines with ended up on my grill. I thought it was a bug at first but then I realized it's really hard and perfectly yellow. So how am I supposed to safely remove this stuff?
 
Try clay. You might need red (bodyshop clay), or sometimes you can pop it off with your fingernail. Either way, it will probably leave a little marring, so follow with a mild polishh like SSR2.
 
Try clay. You might need red (bodyshop clay), or sometimes you can pop it off with your fingernail. Either way, it will probably leave a little marring, so follow with a mild polishh like SSR2.
 
if it is a plastic grill, I would just use a plastic razor blade to pop it off or your fingernail if they are long enough.
 
if it is a plastic grill, I would just use a plastic razor blade to pop it off or your fingernail if they are long enough.
 
scottabir said:
if it is a plastic grill, I would just use a plastic razor blade to pop it off or your fingernail if they are long enough.
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Yeah, my boss drove through some paint spilled on the road right after it spilled and a plastic blade took it all off.
 
scottabir said:
if it is a plastic grill, I would just use a plastic razor blade to pop it off or your fingernail if they are long enough.
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Yeah, my boss drove through some paint spilled on the road right after it spilled and a plastic blade took it all off.
 
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