So I Left the movies last night around 1ish in the AM and drove home, slept, got up around and I'm ready to leave for work at about 12:00 pm and I notice egg on my damn car. So it looked like I got hit in the front lower grill, trunk, and I think that was it. I brought it to a car wash before work and it got some off but some of it was gummy and I was hoping that cause it was cold out...(wishful thinkin) but the lower grill is still a huge mess!

What is the best way and best stuff to use to get it off???

 

I hope the cold works in your favor. My wife's CR-V got egged last year and we ended up having to get the door repainted. It was on there for about 12 hours in our case, but it was also during warmer weather.

 

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jk i guess keep washing and washing...if not maybe clay bars would work

 

try washing it...and then spraying with simple green...then a qick wipe with laquer thinner, and then wash again, and wax...

 

^^^^ Just a quick note - I used to use simple green on the inside fender wells on the balt and it stripped the paint off of the ends of the rear lip and the end of my side skirts - I would be easy with the Simple green spray-

This being said I always used it on my 4runner inner fenderwells and on my buddys 300Z so who knows -

 

then dilute it 2:1 or 4:1

 

Thx for the help, I got it off a while ago though. Just sat the going back and worth with car soap and water with a microfiber cloth. Took a while but I can't notice no paint off...aside from the spot where the egg hit the car

 

lol that suck, i was working at a car wash and a cop showed up with the squad car egged (i'm in Miami) needless to say that the egg pretty much COOKED into the car, not to mention that we all started saying he was the perfect breakfast BACON & EGGS