There is a bird terd residue on the paint of my hood and I cant seem to get rid of it. I tried using using Mcguires cleaner&wax and it did not take out the crap. Does anyone have any suggestions please.
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Did you try some bug & tar remover?
Bird shit is such a pain in the ass... If you don't get rid of it ASAP, it can really cause some damage.
Bird shit is such a pain in the ass... If you don't get rid of it ASAP, it can really cause some damage.
Cruisin'
clay bar won't do it. clay is a huge waste of time and if not done properly will leave it's own problem behind. orbital buffer is the only way to go.
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Originally posted by 1st_import_jl
...clay is a huge waste of time
Um...OK. If you say so.Originally posted by 1st_import_jl
...clay is a huge waste of time
Chances are it ate through the paper thin clear coat. Not a whole lot you can do. I would suggest taking it to a professional detailer and have him hit it with a rotary and some abrasive and see if it minimizes the appearance.
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Originally posted by 1st_import_jl
clay bar won't do it. clay is a huge waste of time and if not done properly will leave it's own problem behind. orbital buffer is the only way to go.
who are you? an acura professional detailer?Originally posted by 1st_import_jl
clay bar won't do it. clay is a huge waste of time and if not done properly will leave it's own problem behind. orbital buffer is the only way to go.
Cruisin'
no suffocation. the car is a car. not alive.
not a professional detailer. i read all about this clay bar stuff on this forum and tried it myself. waste of time.
not a professional detailer. i read all about this clay bar stuff on this forum and tried it myself. waste of time.
'Cooter
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Originally posted by NSXNEXT
Um...OK. If you say so.
Chances are it ate through the paper thin clear coat. Not a whole lot you can do. I would suggest taking it to a professional detailer and have him hit it with a rotary and some abrasive and see if it minimizes the appearance.
actually, he's right in a way...if u don't know how to PROPERLY clay the car, all yer gonna do is scratch the finish up the yinyangOriginally posted by NSXNEXT
Um...OK. If you say so.
Chances are it ate through the paper thin clear coat. Not a whole lot you can do. I would suggest taking it to a professional detailer and have him hit it with a rotary and some abrasive and see if it minimizes the appearance.
complete waste of time??? that's debatable, but i know where's he's coming from
i had to have bird crap taken out of my hood a week ago by the detailer it was so deep...nothing but an orbital worked...i dunno what some of these birds eat, but i marvel over how their stomachs remain intact :shakehd:
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Originally posted by 1st_import_jl
no suffocation. the car is a car. not alive.
not a professional detailer. i read all about this clay bar stuff on this forum and tried it myself. waste of time.
if u have a silky smooth finish to the touch, that's great, but when u have a 2 year old car, i think claying is in order...it's not a difference u can so much see as u can feel...most of what claying takes out r so small, it's hardly noticeable...BUT, u can feel the difference in the sense no "pimples" are there, shadow spots and small specs of dirt will disappear, various types of stains will pretty much b taken out, leaving yer finish vulnerable and exposed, however, fill those small pits with Zaino, and u'll b good to goOriginally posted by 1st_import_jl
no suffocation. the car is a car. not alive.
not a professional detailer. i read all about this clay bar stuff on this forum and tried it myself. waste of time.
damn thats car abuse.



