A California autobody shop
suggests three fixes: spraying the egg with white vinegar, using
automotive clay and detailing spray, or using Automotive Goo Gone. The
tips makes sense, Roberts says.If you got the egg off before it caused serious staining and paint damage, scratches to the clear coat can likely be fixed by sanding with wet sandpaper and using a polish, Roberts says.You
could try to fix it yourself, but you have to be careful not to sand
too deeply. Roberts suggests going to a body shop to get it done
properly. And if you didn't get the egg in time?“The
issue is that most egging happens when people don't know and find it
later. This gives the egg a chance to eat into the clear coat,” Roberts
says. “If it is left on, the only way to fix it is to strip the areas
down to the metal.”
@beastmode:
yeah, it sat in the sun a few days.. That pic is after I had it washed.... 4951