1ShinyCar
07-19-2011, 02:04 AM
My friend left his car out for two weeks while he was on vacation. Eggs from a birds nest fell onto the hood and baked. There doesn`t appear to be much chipped paint as is the case with hurled chicken eggs. However, the egg is stuck on the surface. Meg`s APC 4:1 didn`t make a dent. Clay was just getting stuck in the egg so I didn`t follow through with claying.
I expect paint damage under the egg, but the first task is to simply get the egg off. What you see in the picture (upload failed error #2038, will try again) feels to be above the surface. Can a PC touch this or is a direct drive polisher required? Is it better to start w/ wet sanding? I am even thinking about trying some 3D Eraser outside of its intended purposes:
This car water spot remover has a strong acidic mixture that softens the hard minerals...
Any suggestions about method (orbital, polisher, sanding) and product (pad, compound, sandpaper grit) are appreciated. :help:
-Thanks
I expect paint damage under the egg, but the first task is to simply get the egg off. What you see in the picture (upload failed error #2038, will try again) feels to be above the surface. Can a PC touch this or is a direct drive polisher required? Is it better to start w/ wet sanding? I am even thinking about trying some 3D Eraser outside of its intended purposes:
This car water spot remover has a strong acidic mixture that softens the hard minerals...
Any suggestions about method (orbital, polisher, sanding) and product (pad, compound, sandpaper grit) are appreciated. :help:
-Thanks