Need help with bird drop staining!
06-05-2015, 08:51 PM
#1
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Need help with bird drop staining!
About a week ago I had some purplish bird droppinvsdroppings land on the hood. Car wash did not take it off. Tried several things and used a bug off cleaner and it took it off or so I thought. Now I have this. What are my options?
It is a yellow tint. No damage to the clear coat that I csn tell from the naked eye anyway.
Thank you
It is a yellow tint. No damage to the clear coat that I csn tell from the naked eye anyway.
Thank you
06-07-2015, 10:00 PM
#2
Senior Member
Have you tried a clay bar and then a cleaner wax?
06-10-2015, 11:23 PM
#6
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Will any of those work on egg?
06-11-2015, 07:40 AM
#7
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So will 600 grit sandpaper, but I wouldn't recommend it.
Nail polish remover is (usually) acetone. Acetone is used to clean the spray guns after applying clear coat. I wouldn't put it anywhere near my paint.
That being said, a quick wipe with acetone probably wouldn't harm the paint immediately, but I still wouldn't use it.
Nail polish remover is (usually) acetone. Acetone is used to clean the spray guns after applying clear coat. I wouldn't put it anywhere near my paint.
That being said, a quick wipe with acetone probably wouldn't harm the paint immediately, but I still wouldn't use it.
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06-11-2015, 08:01 AM
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So will 600 grit sandpaper, but I wouldn't recommend it.
Nail polish remover is (usually) acetone. Acetone is used to clean the spray guns after applying clear coat. I wouldn't put it anywhere near my paint.
That being said, a quick wipe with acetone probably wouldn't harm the paint immediately, but I still wouldn't use it.
Nail polish remover is (usually) acetone. Acetone is used to clean the spray guns after applying clear coat. I wouldn't put it anywhere near my paint.
That being said, a quick wipe with acetone probably wouldn't harm the paint immediately, but I still wouldn't use it.
Thank! for that, testing in an area that is not seen would be advised!
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06-12-2015, 08:35 PM
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Well. I have not tried the nail polish or alcohol as of yet. I stopped by a well known high profile detailer today and they had two guys try different products on it. Nothing touched it.
Said not sure a machine would do anything and their next step was wet sand which I am not down to try really. They said the same thing it literally soaked into the clear coat.
May try the dealer next and see what they say.
Said not sure a machine would do anything and their next step was wet sand which I am not down to try really. They said the same thing it literally soaked into the clear coat.
May try the dealer next and see what they say.