removing chewing gum from the painted surface of the car

Pulling the car into the garage after a drive, I noticed that the left front fender above and behind the wheel well, there was a pretty good amount of fresh chewing gum spun onto the paint. Looks like I might have caught it just right, and it spun off the edge of the wheel into a cotton candy spray of goop onto the paint (about a 6"x8" area with thin strands of gum).

I have the car in the garage cooling down right now, but have been searching FChat, Autogeek and ask.com with no success. Does regular bug and tar remover work for chewing gum? I'm in SoCal, so freezing the gum and hoping to peel it off isn't a good option. Looking for something that ideally takes off the gum, and then I can spray detail over the area to keep the shine. Thanks

 

Thanks- I saw this, but didn't know if it would strip away my clearcoat or something like that. I'm known for making dubious decisions at times (like when I accidentally sprayed tire dressing on the surface thinking it was my quick detailer) so I wanted to ask.

 

Thanks- I wound up putting ice cubes in a plastic bag along with cold water, sealing it, and then putting it over the gummy areas. It cooled it enough for me to get out a good deal of it, and then I used Meguiar's wash/wax mixed into the water bag, and then dabbing it & rubbing very lightly to dislodge the rest.

I think olive oil or baby oil on col sheet metal would also work. I washed the car and quik-waxed it and it looks like new. I did go get some Turtle Wax bug and tar remover for the future, and will go down to Home Depot to see if Goof Off might work better for gum.

If I tried to run over that piece of gum a hundred times, I'd never get it right on the edge of my tire & wheel to spin it up like it was.