talk about bad luck, i put my night shade on and only covered my bumper up with newspaper i was outside in the cold. i had NO clue it would leaked it was taped so well. anywho, i go to school the next day in the snow. come home park in the garage to wash and this white stuff on my backend wont come off. in a nutshell, its a combination of niteshade and salt from the road. how can i get this off without damaging the paint! please!

 

Well you supossed to put it on in warm weather first of all. Nice try lacquer thinner. lol idk thats what I got it to come off the tail lights with

 

laquer thinner wont damage my paint right? my car is in alberta canada brother we dont have warm weather here when im not in the burgh

 

heat or rip it off and hope for the best

 

yeah...youre prob screwed but i would try a clay bar and if that doesnt work then a buff with a serious compound

 

I don't understand why you didn't just remove the lights from the car in the first place? its easy..

But try some goo gone, maybe some bug and tar remover or even a claybar. just a few suggestions

 

tried goo gone, tried bug and tar... i just dont want to damage the paint under it.

my next step is laquer thinner AS LONG AS IT WONT REMOVE MY ORIGINAL PAINT. if that doesnt work then my friend said he will buff it. does that sound reasonble before i do something dumb

 

I'd buff it before you use that. I'm not sure if it will eat through the clear coat or what

 

i would try some denatured alcohol before you use laquer.

 

I tried all that when I messed up my taillights the only thing that worked was laquer thinner

 

ohhh man.... iv never heard of someone trying to tint there lights while on the car... thats.... special...

live and learn i guess... better luck next time.

 

Yeah there real easy to take out.

 

Try clay bar. With lacquer thinner you'll need to take it off RIGHT AWAY after every use. basic water and soap should take it off. don't use towels, use the absorbing ones.

 

could i just sand it off then use something to polish it and make it look normal again? is that possible?

i can sand it i just want it to go back to normal if there is any polish of buffing thing i can do let me know

 

You could wet sand it with 1000 grit sandpaper and buff it all out so it will shine again. That's if you know how to do it. I learned that while working at a body shop

 

the best way and safest way is mothers clay bar peroid. i use it in my shop great stuff.