Hey guys I washed, claybarred, and waxed my mom's 2007 Honda Accord last week. I washed it today and there is some bird **** that I can't get out with the claybar and cleaner wax. Do you have any suggestions on what I can buy to get it out of the paint??
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Re: Bird doo in paint??
Open Class - Pictures & Comments - June 28th, 2008
Here's some before & after pictures of two bird dropping etchings we removed by HAND
The first one we removed by hand using M105 Ultra Cut Compound, the second one we removed by hand using ScratchX.
The results were both amazing but what most people found interesting was the M105 removed 99.9% of the defect with one application while ScratchX removed about 95% of the defect with 3 applications.
ScratchX also required more "Passion behind the pad" for each application while M105 required some passion to engage the product with the paint but nowhere near as much pressure or as much time.
First we'll frame up the shot so you can see the car and where the bird dropping etchings were. The etching being pointed to is the one we removed using M105 and just to the left of that spot is the bird dropping etching we removed using ScratchX
Except for the first picture, all the rest are original photos, no touch-up work at all was done to them. Some were cropped and resized but that's just so they will fit on your monitor.
The finish overall is swirled-out but Bob's going to put his new learned skills and knowledge to work to restore a show car finish for his wife!
M105 Before
M105 After
ScratchX Before
ScratchX After
Both work if you work them but it was very apparent that for removing below surface defects by hand M105 Ultra Cut Compound was the hands-down winner.
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WOW thanks for posting that Mike, both product reaped outstanding results and I'm very impressed with M105's performance.
We've just got it here and can't wait to test it.The Best Last Step, is the step backwards you take to admire your work!
Originally posted by Mike PhillipsIf you use #7 on your car, you're not in good company... you're in GREAT company!
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