la little tip, use cheapo household emulsion with some washing up liquid in, when you get home wash the car hot water and itll wash straight off
really - that might be worth a try. Must admit Im kinda gutted about the not painting thing tbh. Everyone I speak to ask the same 3 questions...
question 1) What car you doing it in?
answer 1) A giant volvo with over 260,000 miles already on the clock
response 1) laughter and smiles
question 2) whats your team name?
answer 2) we havent thought of one yet I think
response 2) a bit dissapointed but usually come up with suggestions
question 3) what colour have you painted the car
answer 3) were not painting it
response 3) that sucks
Id rather pay for quarter of the car so we can paint it and get in the spirit of the rally. The cost of the car is meaningless when filling it with petrol increases its value by half. Seems a shame not to do it properly cause half the fun is doing it in a comedy style. Trying to save the car and keep it in as good as possible condition is slightly against the theme.
Mate did a rally last week in an old Volvo done as ghostbusters style (below). Doing that would only take a coat of white paint which could either be washed off using Wezs trick or tbh a white volvo should be fine for day to day use afterwards. Everything else on tht decoration is just random crap stuck to the roof rack. The current paint job is screwed already with scratches and rust (the cars sat outside my window right now since we brought it over to mine paint on Saturday before the last minute change). Im not sure gambling on the car making the round trip and actually being of any use afterwards is the way to do this the more I think about it. Its either a car for the rally or it isnt.