How to remove egg?
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Who or what kind of people drive around with eggs so they can mess with someones car, I don't care where you live? Once egg has dried it may have eaten part of your clear coat, that's some nasty stuff! Ask one of those employees at your local car wash to hit it with a high speed buffer and compound, the high heat from the buffer is the key to success. Might cost you $10 but worth correcting the damage!
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half of my car was reg eggs but other was hardboiled
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Man this thread makes me feel so nostalgic and everything. Takes me back to elementary school day fights...and I'm 61.
Be glad they didn't shoot you.
Be glad they didn't shoot you.
Half was prob their lunch
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lol he must've been pretty angry then to throw a much loved meal at you
But I'd give Gary's advice a try and see if that helps.
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Haha yeah, said I "put his daughter in danger" and I did a deep polish with an aggressive cutting compound all around the car, better but can still see it. Ah well
People that try to get in the lane that ends to get around a line of cars is my # 1 annoyance and if I'm alone in my car I would do exactly what you and the guy behind you did.
Hopefully you can get the rest of the egg off OP.
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Hey guys, so after a fiasco in some traffic yesterday, some guys followed me to school where I parked and threatened me for something I didn't do in traffic, long story short I ignored them and went to class.
A few hours later i walked back to find my car was egged, aside from the chips in the paint, there is still the silhouette of the eggs on my paint.
I used dawn dish soap to strip what I could and then thoroughly washed the whole car/finished up with a wax job, any recommendations on what to do?
A few hours later i walked back to find my car was egged, aside from the chips in the paint, there is still the silhouette of the eggs on my paint.
I used dawn dish soap to strip what I could and then thoroughly washed the whole car/finished up with a wax job, any recommendations on what to do?
They give a free car wash and vacuum
It there is still any egg on it after they return your vehicle ask for another car wash.
Were they white or brown eggs?
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Not sure if serious or not, but i can guarantee that no regular dealership can wash my car better than I can. White eggs fwiw
just blow it off lol
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Haha I'm just glad that he didn't mention checking the FSM. That's like the only thing I've ever seen him say for troubleshooting threads, lol
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