bout freakin time

 

****ers tried to egg my truck and missed it this Halloween too...the direction the egg splattered shows they were probably in a car throwing it. I also got egg'd after coming home from mudding in the middle of the night. I thought they were oranges but they were eggs...or was it the other way around...they were real tough to get off but I went straight to the pressure washer after that. I couldn't find the ****er and nearly tore my fender off trying to. I was going about 50mph, one hit my headlight and the other hit my fender iirc.

Rich neighborhoods never have these problems.

 

That could work.

 

Exact reason why I put my truck in my shop that night and didn't drive.

 

My advice: before every major football game of the local High school, and before every holiday, make sure you have a good coat of a synthetic wax on your truck. Mine was egged (a long time ago), the day after I detailed it. I think I know who did it--he's always mad mine looks better than his...but the wax (I think ) made the egg come off with copious amounts of water and some Dawn. (I immediately redetailed the affected section and rewaxed the panel hit--drivers' side door)

Moral to the story: Put a coat of wax on every month (If syn) or every week/two weeks (If Natural)

 

your not the only one


well i'm in PA & I wash my truck in winter, doesn't hurt it, i'm not talking about 10 degrees though more like 35, to get the salt off.


Nobody better ever try to egg one of my vehicles because I will kill them, I always keep a close watch on my trucks, if I see someone f with one of them i'm out there beating the hell out of them, yeah i take this seriously messing with my cars is no joke lol