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Hi everyone,
I parked under a tree on Saturday morning on the hot weekend (in the UK) just gone, and got back to the car Monday morning.
My S3 was covered in bird poo..I think the only way to have got more s*!t on it would have been to have had it lowered into a long drop at Glastonbury festival!
I fear, especially with it being a black car on a very hot weekend, it has been heavily baked on. The four-hour drive home was in the rain, and by the time I got home, most had gone. The remainder came off easily with a pressure washer.
Two washes and a polish later and I can see the paintwork is damaged. My assumption is that it is the laquer layer. It is most notably on the roof where there remains ghosting around where the droppings lay. I guess there must be 10-15 'marks'.
I have resigned myself that it will likely need professional attention, but thought I would ask the question on here before I went down that route.
Does anyone have any recommendations on 'home' treatments I can try? Else, is there anyone within a sensible distance from Bristol that you might recommend taking it to?
Cheers everyone. Please park away from trees!
James.
I parked under a tree on Saturday morning on the hot weekend (in the UK) just gone, and got back to the car Monday morning.
My S3 was covered in bird poo..I think the only way to have got more s*!t on it would have been to have had it lowered into a long drop at Glastonbury festival!
I fear, especially with it being a black car on a very hot weekend, it has been heavily baked on. The four-hour drive home was in the rain, and by the time I got home, most had gone. The remainder came off easily with a pressure washer.
Two washes and a polish later and I can see the paintwork is damaged. My assumption is that it is the laquer layer. It is most notably on the roof where there remains ghosting around where the droppings lay. I guess there must be 10-15 'marks'.
I have resigned myself that it will likely need professional attention, but thought I would ask the question on here before I went down that route.
Does anyone have any recommendations on 'home' treatments I can try? Else, is there anyone within a sensible distance from Bristol that you might recommend taking it to?
Cheers everyone. Please park away from trees!
James.