It could depending how dry the paint is. If it is weeks dry, it shouldnt b a problm. But if its fresh, it will destroy the paint and the ice cream. Lol c wat i did there?
Yes!! there are amino acids in ice cream and the longer it sits on the paint the more damage it does..ie: color fade, paint chips,ect. I don't know why ice cream would be on a car unless it was vandals, but the quicker you wash it the better...good luck. Professor Joel Talbert- San Fransisco University
Ice Cream Paint Job was created in 2008.
Ice cream itself is unlikely to ruin car paint, but its ingredients, particularly sugars and dairy, can attract dirt and insects, leading to potential staining if not cleaned off. Additionally, the sticky residue can make it harder to wash the car properly. If left for an extended period, any food residue can potentially damage the clear coat, so it's best to clean it off promptly.
Ice cream is not a color, so it is not possible to mix "ice cream coloured paint." The tint of the paint would depend on the sort of ice cream one wished to portray: pink for strawberry, green for mint, brown for chocolate, and so on.
Yes
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The song actually says "cream on the inside, clean on the outside". Name of the track is "ice cream paint job" by "Dorroigh Music".
Ice Cream Paint Job by Dorrough
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No, that's dorrough. (:
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