[Raccoon]

Originally Posted by WAGON_R

Racoon, you are going in a very wild direction by putting such costly brake fluids onto the tyres.
just get a cotton ball/ rack dipped in kerosene and apply on it. surely it will come out. i had done the same thing when the puncture guy had put oil paint on my tyre for identification. in my case it was yellow

Well, a lot of people here adviced brake fluid. And I one of its properties is that its corrosive to paints. Hence I thought of trying it first. But it didn't work! Btw, its not costly - the 100 ml bottle of KBX DOT 3 fluid cost me Rs. 28/- So wasted more time than money.

Originally Posted by shabahmad

Take car for washing. Those guys used to have kerosine with them. Try your luck there.
Kerosine is also used as thinner in some cases.

Right... I belive the MASS I go to uses diesel. But its very far. Will have to see if I can find a washing centre nearby.

Originally Posted by greenhorn

how about fighting fire with fire - black paint

Would rather not fight a mess with another mess...

[Hurrycane12]

My tyres had a red spray and it was also on the black body of the car it was error by the service centre chaps who had parked the car close to red car getting some touch up; they cleaned the same with paint thinner and its all gone.

[Raccoon]

^^^But had the paint dried up or was it still wet??