Bird shit
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Re: Bird shit
If u cleaned it off soon enough, it should hv been perfectly fine. Problem normally arises when it has stayed there for hours or even days.
Perhaps u can just bring your car to one of the polish shops to do the removal for you. Should cost you very a few bucks I reckon.
If u cleaned it off soon enough, it should hv been perfectly fine. Problem normally arises when it has stayed there for hours or even days.
Perhaps u can just bring your car to one of the polish shops to do the removal for you. Should cost you very a few bucks I reckon.
Re: Bird shit
You prolly din have enough of protection, either that.. the birds shit so "kao" that it practically just ate into ur wax and wat not.. usually it should not be a prob for groomers to buff it off.. they just cut cut cut.. and tada.. no more stain.. BUT then again.. depending on how bad is ur stain la
You prolly din have enough of protection, either that.. the birds shit so "kao" that it practically just ate into ur wax and wat not.. usually it should not be a prob for groomers to buff it off.. they just cut cut cut.. and tada.. no more stain.. BUT then again.. depending on how bad is ur stain la
Re: Bird shit
i don't know of any sealant manufacturer who will guarantee 100% protection from bird shit.
the only product i can think of is the 3M automotive film: sort of like shrink wrapping your whole car. downside is you trade shine/gloss for absolute protection from watermarks/bird shit etc . a bit pointless in my opinion...
i don't know of any sealant manufacturer who will guarantee 100% protection from bird shit.
the only product i can think of is the 3M automotive film: sort of like shrink wrapping your whole car. downside is you trade shine/gloss for absolute protection from watermarks/bird shit etc . a bit pointless in my opinion...
Re: Bird shit
Hi hcsiow,
I believe you need not worry too much. The spot should be slightly duller than the rest of the paint. A wax with very slight cleaning properties should be able to get rid of it. It shouldn't take more than 15-20 minutes to apply and buff off one section.
If you do not have any wax on hand, you may wish to try Meguire's NXT in liquid wax with little waiting time between application and buffing. It's very easy to use and has very mild cleaning properties.
Regards,
Alvin.
Hi hcsiow,
I believe you need not worry too much. The spot should be slightly duller than the rest of the paint. A wax with very slight cleaning properties should be able to get rid of it. It shouldn't take more than 15-20 minutes to apply and buff off one section.
If you do not have any wax on hand, you may wish to try Meguire's NXT in liquid wax with little waiting time between application and buffing. It's very easy to use and has very mild cleaning properties.
Regards,
Alvin.
