Removing paint scuffs....big ones

I park my truck in the yard, under one of those cheap pop up covers. It's been really windy here (waaahhhh, I know) and the cover was blowing around like hell. I put supports under the tarp so it wouldn't blow into the truck, but it didn't work. The whole tarp came off, so the metal fram was left to float around in the wind, all over both sides of my truck. White painted metal poles, black truck. Now I have lots of thick coated white paint scraped onto the bumper, doors and rear panels.
What the hell can i use to get it off? Will rubbing compnd work? I know nail polish remover would work, but it will ruin the clearcoat too. I just hope it's not scratched too bad under the scuffs.

 

I've always had really good luck using rubbing compound. Depending on your scuffs, you might need to start with a medium then go to a fine compound or only need a fine. Either way, just pick up both and if the fine doesn't cut it, step down to the medium. Oh, and the brand that I've used has been Turtle Wax

 

I'm not a detailer so take this with a grain of salt... When I detailed my truck, I did the wash, clay bar, polish and wax and the polish step removed a lot of the marks I had on my truck from either getting hit or rubbing up against something. I used Meguiar's Ultimate Compound and thought it worked great!

 

Start with the lightest compound first. I would try either polishing compound or Ultimate compund first before attempting rubbing compound. Might also try somethng like GooGone and/or WD40 to see if you can't soften it up and rub it off first. Also, might run by a detail shop and see what they say, might be more cost effective then buying all this stuff to try.

BTW, I would not use rubbing compound. Rubbing Compound and clear coat don't mix.