someone egged my truck
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someone egged my truck
so i spent the night at a buddys house the next morning i get up and we drive to the hardware as i walk out i see that someone had thrown 1 egg and hit my hood with splater that went up the hood down the grille and onto my bumper i go to a power wash wash as much as 2.00$ would get me off and now the clear coat is coming off in spots on my truck. How do i fix this? oh and i got pay back in a big big big way
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i hit it with the high pressure rinse and high pressure soap took all of the egg color off but now theres some dim white spots in the paint ill post pictures later today. the egg was on my truck for almost 24 hours i belive they egged my truck around 11:30ish or so i here and i washed it the next day around 10PM. So do i wax this to polish it out? how do i get rid of those white spots?
Not that im complaing but when you egg someone dont you normaly throw more than one egg? if your gonna do it do it right. Oh well i got some mad pay back.
Not that im complaing but when you egg someone dont you normaly throw more than one egg? if your gonna do it do it right. Oh well i got some mad pay back.
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man i know exactly how u feel. i was at the beach last month and left my truck at home. when i got home on sunday i found about 25 eggs all over my truck. i don't think i've been that mad in a very long time. i took it and washed it for about 3 hours and finally got it clean, then i went the next day at school and found out who the guy that did it was and gave him a bloody nose and a good headache for a while. the 5 day suspension was a great time to get my truck dirty with some mudding! haha...
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I'd rather be dealing with that then the key mark that goes from headlight to taillight on my truck.
That is pretty nasty though. I'd say take it to someone who is good with a hand polisher and have them try to work it out the best they can.
If that doesn't work to your liking, your looking at a re-paint. Your comprehensive insurance should cover this (vandalism), but you still have to pay your deductible.
That is pretty nasty though. I'd say take it to someone who is good with a hand polisher and have them try to work it out the best they can.
If that doesn't work to your liking, your looking at a re-paint. Your comprehensive insurance should cover this (vandalism), but you still have to pay your deductible.