I figured if it worked on a high maintenance stone like marble, than it was worth trying on my car. I remembered that when our countertop fabricator installed the marble in our kitchen, he used pure acetone to get off any unwanted spots. The next thing I thought I’d try was nail polish remover. YIKES! So I quickly nixed the Magic Eraser spray paint removal tip. Fortunately it did start to take the spray paint off but unfortunately it also started to scratch off the clear coat on my car. I happened to have a Magic Eraser so that was the first thing I tried.
I got lots of ideas, including: a Magic Eraser, and solvents like paint thinner, brake cleaner, acetone nail polish remover, and more. Unfortunately it wasn’t quite the look I was going for so I reached out to my friends on Facebook to see if they had any tips for removing spray paint. This is one of those posts that I never planned on having to write but a few weeks ago someone decided to spray paint the side of my car for me.
This is an easy tip for removing spray paint from your car, using household items, and it won’t damage your car’s original paint job!
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