If you’ve ever spilled something on your car, then you know that a quick clean-up is necessary to avoid any potential damage. But what if you don’t have access to a cleaning solution? What if you spilled something that doesn’t come off with water? In these cases, some people might resort to using fake blood to try and get the car clean.
What is fake blood?
Fake blood is a mixture of water, paint, and other chemicals that are used to simulate real blood. It is often used in stage productions and for horror movies. Fake blood can also be used to stain car paint.
How to remove fake blood from car paint
If you accidently spill fake blood on your car’s paint job, there are several steps you can take to remove it. The most important thing is to clean the area as soon as possible with a mild soap and water solution. If the fake blood is dried on, you can try using a hairdryer on low heat to soften it up. Once it’s softened, use a scrub brush to clean it off. Finally, use a bleaching agent or car polish to clean the area and neutralize the color.
Conclusion
While no one knows for sure, it is generally believed that fake blood will not stain car paint. If you do happen to spill fake blood on your car and then decide to clean it with a soap and water solution, be warned that the liquid may contain silicone which can damage your paint. In most cases, if you spot any suspicious areas of color on your car after cleaning it with soap and water, you can simply use a hairdryer to heat up the area until the silicone liquefies and washes away.