Yesterday at night some turd decided it would be funny to egg my car I heard it happen before I could get in the car and start it they got away. Now i got the egg off but I have impact damage. I'll post pics in a but but I am wondering if wetnsanding / touch up paint is an option or do I need to repaint

 

My neighbor got egged last year. Was able to buff out his damage. Any pics and we can better advise?

 

Just added pic sorry for the quality was done on my phone...

 

that looks exactly like my audi when it got egged. sorry man, buffing won't help that. i just left it since my car was white and it wasn't THAT noticable.

 

Same thing happened to my friends STI. It cracked the clearcoat and he was NOT able to buff it out.

I made sure i had the G in my garage for the evening. Damn punks w/ nothing better to do on Halloween.

Sorry to hear OP & GL. Im sure with a good detailer you can get that out. Might take a very abrasive polish w/ an aggressive pad (yellow) to buff out.

 

Yeah, hard to tell. It is just scratches or thought the paint to primer?

 

by impact damage i think he means there is a small dent or bubble. correct me if im wrong

 

I just mean scratches.. NO bubble or dent just a circular line of scratches.. When I feel with my finger nails it feels like a scratch. Not sure how to tell how deep it is..

 

those will not buff out. u can try touching them up but if you want it perfect you need a repaint. i had that happen to my first car TWICE! and was pissed off bc they were visible and looked just like your picture above. i dont understand what ppl get out of egging someones car

 

I don't see the damage. Can the impact from an egg really cause permanent paint/clear coat damage?

 

Find the person and take a sander to their face

 

ROFL
microscopic damage. dont worry about it

if your OCD, you can sand and polish that out

 

White specs = damage

 

yea lol exactly, "specs"

i guarantee that wont depreciate the value of your car. but if you plan on going to pebble beach anytime soon, you can minimize its already minimal appearance by wet sanding and polishing.

re-clearing it at a body shop is just overboard

 

I'm pretty sure it would have an affect on the buyer if they saw that, so in that case I think it would depreciate some..