Schnell!

^^^ Keep it wet; if it's fresh enough you might be able to get it off easily.

M3iRiSH

Yes, hours spent waxing saves paint cleanup time 10 fold.

Captain Matt, I be

suing is going overboard, i'd think any reasonable person would cover the cost of havng it removed

moa4r

I would be pissed too!!

Mark@a

Civil Engineer Eh? Do you call it a chase lounge and not a couch? j/k

Rian Colorado

He he, my dads a CE, he used to correct me all the time about that.

No More B5 S4

Do you ASTM C 172? My Father ASTM D 1557. :-P

Steve Trac, Sec 303

LOL!

MoyImola

I told him calmly and he responded by saying, "sorry, the guys were messy".

I asked if it would come off, he said, "yes, it would with some water and a towel, let me do it for you"

I said, "no thanks, i'll try to get it off myself"

I googled it a bit and found some people say 1:1 water to white vinigar for 15-20 minutes would break it up.

I tried it and it came off reasonably easy. have to check whether it left a mark or not.

I was not going to let him try to rub it off with a towel! It's my baby and no one touches it except me! If there are still marks, I will ask him to pay for the paintjob.

MoyImola

unfortunately i was away on vacation when it happened. it must have been a couple of days dry.