Ran over paint can?

I must have ran over a can of paint or something on the freeway. When I got home, there was green paint all over the side of my truck. I have been washing it for 3 hours, I got most of it off the body of my truck and fender wells, but my tires are another story. I have BF Goodrich all terrains that are caked in paint. Anyone have any tips?

 

Run over a can of black paint?

 

Just drive it will flake off. At least it wasn’t highway paint. That stuff sticks good.

 

Power washer, or just drive.

 

Tacomaworld comedians please reply elsewhere

 

Go off-road and get some mud over it

 

Dont be so sensitive. Drive your truck, it will come off.

 

I literally spent an hour at the coin car wash just sitting there with the pressure washer

 

Paint thinner.

 

No don’t do this

 

Use WD-40 on the painted areas then wash with a quality car was several times. Then apply carnauba wax. For the tires, try this...maybe.
https://www.ratedradardetector.org/tires/how-to-remove-paint/

 

It will be fine for the tires, put little a rag then pressure wash. I got road paint on my tires years ago it does no damage to the tires.

 

I’d think it would come off with some driving on gravel or sand or Offroad of some kind. Or remove them and get after it with some kind of paint thinner or something

 

anything on rubber should be able to be scratched off, unfortunately that will mean removing rubber as well...

spraying it black is funny...

i would try an ice cube, might help you it scratching the paint flakes off... kinda like the trick moms use when you get gum in your hair

driving out on a beach could help, sand being an abrasive

 

Use at your own risk then, but thinner will change the property of rubber. Probably cause it to crack and deteriorate prematurely.

 

Bug and tar remover will take it off man. Spray on, let it sit, wipe off. And then wash the truck again

 

I vote for this !

 

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Id just drive it. Rattle can paint isnt that good of stuff. Id think it would flake off on its own given enough time. Dont use any harsh chemicals on the rubber, you may not notice now but it will degrade the rubber over time.

 

It could have just as well been ST Patrick,s Day ,and now we have a poor dead lepricon laying on the freeway!Nothing wrong with everyone looking at all the possible alternative,s .