Brake fluid on car paintwork?

[bdr529]

For reasons unknown to me, I've been told my E30 has been given a nice dousing of brake fluid/paintstripper. Unfortunately I'm 140 miles away at uni.
I don't have much idea into the damage that brake fluid can do, how long would it have to be on the car to cause an damage to the paint?
And what does the damage look like?

Needless to say, I am very pissed off.

Cheers


EFA

Edited by bdr529 on Sunday 23 May 23:04

[bdr529]

The paintwork is all bubbled up all over the bonnet, some has gone dripped down onto the arches.


How much would it cost to respray a bonnet?

[bdr529]

Been sent this by a mate of mine who went to take a look

Dirty bds

Edited by bdr529 on Sunday 23 May 20:25

[bdr529]

sidgolf said:

try looking on ebay for a bonnet the same colour-i got one that matched the 20 year-old metallic paint on my car exactly,all for £20.

No luck so far. Will keep an eye out.

[bdr529]

anonymous said:

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I will bide my time.

[bdr529]

Yeah I figured it must have been stripper when I saw the photos. When I got told about what had happened to the car my mate said it was probably brake fluid. Apparently down my street about 10 other cars have got done.

I honestly believe corporal punishment should be bought back into force for these rotten wastes of life.