YOUR RESEARCHDetailing help needed! dried on EGG!!
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Someone recently took to throwing egg on my wife's car. We were out of town and didn't notice till it baked on in 95+ heat for 2 weeks. I could get it off, and the gas station car wash with brushes also did nothing (It's a Honda I though I'd try) Any advice before I pay a detailer to power wax it out?
Found this link: http://www.detailcity.org/forums/all...?highlight=egg http://www.detailcity.org/forums/all...?highlight=egg http://autopia.org/forum/showthread....&highlight=egg most promising: http://autopia.org/forum/showthread....&highlight=egg
With the egg sitting in the sun for 2 weeks...I'm afraid it's already done damage to the clearcoat and paint. I guess getting the dried egg residue off is not so much a problem compared to the damage/stain to the paint finish. I'm sure if you are patient, it should come off with lots of gentle scrubbing with soap & water. Then, depending on the damage, perhaps a polish could bring back the shine.
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