hah!
I may be doing a little searching on this page..

 

But Oklahoma City???

 

well im in norman, which is about 18miles away, so plausible i guess

 

Glad to see that came off!
Ihate seeing taht F'in BS-- just reminds of the day (3months after i bought the car) I went to my car and saw the driver door keyed with not 1 but two lines all the way down to the metal.... fin low lifes

 

Another way to remove unwanted paint that's on top of your clear coat is to use oven cleaner. I know, sounds harsh but after I had my car painted they added some pin striping (they thought it would look good). Before they did I asked them what if I hate it, the painter said to just use some oven cleaner. Well, I hated it and sprayed on the oven cleaner trusting that it wouldn't hurt the clear. I let it soak about 5 minutes and just wiped off the stripping and the clear was untouched.

 

Oh, I thought you were in Texas.

 

That would be pretty funny if you send "Young loc" an email with a picture of the spray painted car saying, "Please don't spray paint my car, I know who you are."

 

Glad you got it off!

Happened to a local member in San Antonio last Thursday on his 280Z.

They tagged him with a rubber type paint. Goo Gone and 2 hours of elbow grease did the trick.

 

You are correct, I was in the DFW area but I transfered to Norman this semester

 

Ha!
Some chick asked where he worked, but to see his answer I have to be her friend, so im making a BS 'gangsta' myspace account so I can see his answer. I may go pay him a visit, leave a little note. That or (to keep it discrete) A mix of some weird household chemicals may wind up in his gas tank somehow.. Poor kid, such terrible luck.

I do want to make sure its him 100% for sure before I ruin someones day