Egg shell pit paint

[imported_topnotch]

A customer brought in a car that was egged, I had just detailed the car a few weeks before and wanted to know if there was anything I could besides have a 6 mnth old car repainted. I tried some light rotary work with a orange Lake Country Pad and some 3m rubbing compound. It seemed to blend it a bit but I was wondering if I could do any better for a return customer. I'm new to the forum and have been detailing for about 2 years. I thought I would give you guys a slight background too.:nixweiss

 

[imported_mirrorfinishman]

I'm not really sure what actually goes on when an egg hits the painted surface of a vehicle and I have also not had much success with this problem either.

 

[imported_topnotch]

It seems like a 50-100 small spec scrtches almost like concentrated rock chips??

 

[BuffMUSTANG]

this is what they look like... my car has four of them.

 

[Scottwax]

Touch-up paint may help, repainting is a better solution. The egg shells actually cut into the paint.

 

[Setec Astronomy]

Yeah, those egg marks suck. As Scottwax said, the shell makes a whole slew of micro chips in the paint, and I think there is some effect from the liquid part of the egg also, if left on too long. If it's any consolation, I have had several of these spots on my car for a long, long time and they don't seem to have gotten any worse.

 

[imported_topnotch]

I guess since they can't get any worse I should be happy, thanks for the input guys