hi guys need some help here. I just cleaned my car and i left it in the car park at work only to return and find bird **** all over it.. I washed it off straight away but cos of the heat in sunny side london its left its ****** stain mark in the paint work! I used car wax thought might help but no good.. Wondering if you guys knew if there was anything good to remove that crap off with out damaging the paint work?
****** birdcrap
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Bird sh*t is awful stuff. Unless you dont get it off straight away im talking 1-2 hours especially in this heat the acid inj the bird droppings will etch into the laquer. Wax is not going to have any affect on the etching. I have a bad one on the roof of my black a3 and its going to take some serious work to get it out. Try using meguiars scratch-x, this will reduce the appearance of it. Im going to take mines into the loacal body shop so they can use the rotary buffer to get it out.
Smoothie
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It's will need machine corrected if it's really bad, I would try some polish by hand first though! Just be patient don't rub the he'll out of just that one area
B3N1T0 - S3 (58')
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Had the same problem a couple of weeks ago, before you pay for the machine correction.....
(1) Give "Autoglym Super Resin" a try (may need a couple of attempts - but removes most light contaminates)
If you have no no joy after a couple of applications
(2) Give "Autoglym Paint Restorer" a try (a little more of an abrasive, so dont exceed the immediate area unless required)
After you have successfully removed any markings, you must apply a layer of wax! The paint would be left exposed to the elements otherwise!
I hope this helps
(1) Give "Autoglym Super Resin" a try (may need a couple of attempts - but removes most light contaminates)
If you have no no joy after a couple of applications
(2) Give "Autoglym Paint Restorer" a try (a little more of an abrasive, so dont exceed the immediate area unless required)
After you have successfully removed any markings, you must apply a layer of wax! The paint would be left exposed to the elements otherwise!
I hope this helps
could also try some 'scratch x' had a similar problem on the .:R's paint work, this along with some polish and elbow grease managed to get it out, but it is a ****** nightmare! feel your pain!
