you should have taken it to the spray car wash immediately after it happened.My car got egged 2 nights ago... any way to remove the egg %26amp; not tear off the paint ?
I hope you used water on the eggs as soon as you realized this. What I have done in the past, is to treat the the problem the same way as if I were removing fried dried eggs from a frying pan. First put water on the subject for a rinse and then add a liquid dish washing soap (1 cap To a bucket of water), let soak to loosen the egg and follow through using a soft cloth to remove the scum. Again, rince off the car, dry and apply a new coat of polish or wax.My car got egged 2 nights ago... any way to remove the egg %26amp; not tear off the paint ?
Just take it through the car wash.
to remove dried on egg from any surface you should use soapy cold water
Lots and lots of hot water. If you can get the carwash guy to go over it with the pressure blaster, that would help. Unfortunately, you're probably going to find a neat circular scratch under the dried egg yolk.
paint shouldn't come off. Go to the car wash.
i own a shop,and you should have tried to get it off as soon as it happened ,it it dried up on it,try soaking the spots in hot water ,from a good hot water source,and use a mild soap, i doubt that you,ll get it off ,but this might help soak it,and lift it off the surface,one other thing that works well is kerosene ,it will not harm the paint,and will take it off,but it may also lift the clear coat off of it because the egg will eat in to the clear coat in no time,good luck with it,i hope this helps some.
Before you do anything ... check your insurance policy... you may have vandalism covered. File a police report and get it assessed.
Try this tip below and see if it works.
why would you wait 2 days to clean it?
leave it out in the sun and have eggs for breakfast!! joking.
try hot water and dishsoap.
remove it with some ham
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