Removing overspray from painted wheels

[LS1EATINPONY]

This is for my buddy's benefit but I'd like to know for future problems. He has a supra that he got re painted a couple months ago. He made the mistake if carrying it up there with his nice wheels on it and they are white. The at got spraye a factory bluish green. There are spots of overspray where you can see green and he is freaking out. Anyone have any idea what I could do to help him out? I read that acetone or lacquer thinner would work but I'd need to be careful with it. I'd sure hate to do that and ruin the finish on his wheels.

 

[00blkvert]

I would defiantly try a clay bar first. As long as it's not to thick it will come off.

 

[LS1EATINPONY]

Ok one of the heavy clay bars from chemical guys or something?

 

[00blkvert]

Yea that's fine

 

[Lupo222]

Clay doesn't always get off paint but definitely try that first. Sometimes you need to use a plastic razor and actually scrape them off, CAREFULLY, and with a detail spray for lubricant. You can also try a light rubbing compound but I would hold off on that as a last resort unless he's experienced in compounds and doesn't leave behind little micro scratches from it.