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what is the right and proper way of ridding poo of your cars paint?
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Re: cleaning bird poo
Washing the car or using a quick detailer and a microfiber cloth."I drink windex........it keeps me from streaking." -
Re: cleaning bird poo
If you are using a Quik Detailer, it is a good idea to spray a bit more than usual. This will allow the poop to soften pretty nicely...that will minimize your chance of scratching.
Make sure and turn your towel after the initial swipe, then maybe even spray again, the goal is to make sure and have enough lubrication !!!
MikeMike Pennington
Director of Global Training, Events and Consumer Relations
Meguiar's, Inc.
800-854-8073
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Re: cleaning bird poo
As we all know Mike there is nothing worse than poop that isn't lubricated enough.......
I had to say it. Sorry."I drink windex........it keeps me from streaking."Comment
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Re: cleaning bird poo
awesome,thanks guys."Straightaways are for fast cars, corners are for fast drivers."Comment
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Re: cleaning bird poo
And if the poo has left any sorta etching or stain....ScratchX will take care of it.Black......the ONLY color!Comment
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Re: cleaning bird poo
One of the first thing i do every day or sometime throughout the day is to go around the car and check for bird pooh. I think the earliest you find them is the better. If i find some, i will just use any foamy product such as glass cleaners or those cheap foam interior cleaners and spray on them wait for a couple of seconds to soften the pooh and then use any cotton towel to cover them and left the pooh, i will try to avoid wiping to prevent any scratches. I will let the towel to **** them up.
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Re: cleaning bird poo
With acouple of the other replies, lots of lubricant and if it did stain or etch try some scratchx with some passion and you will be in business.
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