I can't believe my car did this!

[White Lincoln]

I was backing my car into my garage and my Cougar decided to get a mind of its own and try to kill my garage wall.

The cuplrit:


The victum:



The victum claims the culprit rammed into it and then proceeded to push harder into the wall causing untold damage (ripped paint). For retribution, the victum wants the paint back and placed correctly where it is missing.

The culprit denies being in the area at the alleged time the accident occured. Both parties are not willing to negotiate.

In reality, how do I get the paint off the bumper? I got a lot off with a light rubbing compound. I tried tar remover, but it won't stay on long enough to work into the paint. I don't think there is damage to the paint or the plastic bumper. I did use a plastic body scraper to try and remove some of the paint with little effect.

Suggestions?

 

[1997ThunderbirdLXV6]

I have had luck with very quick wipes of acetone, but proceed at your own risk!!!

After my car got hit, white paint from the other car's bumper had transferred onto mine. It came off easily; however, if the acetone stays on more than a few seconds, it may cause damage (dullness) of its own.

 

[Green T]

WD-40

 

[Ericv8thunderbird]

 

[Zep5.0]

You need a more aggressive compound. Meguires Ultimate Compound, is great. If that doesn't do it, Ultra Cut will, but then follow up with the ultimate and then wax to get the shine back

 

[Grog6]

house paint is latex these days, which is basically plastic. I'd start with a wet soapy paper towel on it for 20 minutes, then a fingernail, gently, or plastic scraper, then goof-off or sticker remover.
You have a thin layer of plastic friction melted onto your paint. Acetone is hard on paint. goof off is easier on it. I got a racing stripe off my moms caddy after my great nephew added one. (He was 3. )

 

[White Lincoln]

house paint is latex these days, which is basically plastic. I'd start with a wet soapy paper towel on it for 20 minutes, then a fingernail, gently, or plastic scraper, then goof-off or sticker remover.
You have a thin layer of plastic friction melted onto your paint. Acetone is hard on paint. goof off is easier on it. I got a racing stripe off my moms caddy after my great nephew added one. (He was 3. )

Kids. Maybe he can put the strip back on my wall...

 

[White Lincoln]

Thanks all, I will give the suggestions a try and let you know how it comes off.