Any tips or products that can help ?
At the moment think the cars been followed around by a seagull
Cheers
At the moment think the cars been followed around by a seagull
Cheers
Removing bird crap
- Thread starter metal licker
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Autoglym Bird Dropping Wipes - always have a box of them in my boot just in case. Very effective
Thanks havent seen those before i'll give them a shotoriginal guvnor said:Autoglym Bird Dropping Wipes - always have a box of them in my boot just in case. Very effective
I only remove with pressure washer. Scared that wipes etc will scratch paint? :?
Pour water on it then pressure wash to remove completely does the trick for me, unless the bird has hit the rag top....
in which case, Autoglym hood cleaner to the rescue
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Pour water on it then pressure wash to remove completely does the trick for me, unless the bird has hit the rag top....
in which case, Autoglym hood cleaner to the rescue Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Bloody hell spearman you dont mess around
perfect timing for this thread! Found two beautiful white-ish bluey streaks dripping down drivers side door handle as I left work. Living in a seaside town, I'm not sure how I've lasted so long without these wipes. But then again, a weekly clean helps!metal licker said:Bloody hell spearman you dont mess around
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Half Colin
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Just keep a pack of baby wipes in the car. Much cheaper and if they're soft enough for a baby's bum they won't scratch the paint! 
Oh, plus a detailer spray and microfiber always in the boot as well.
Oh, plus a detailer spray and microfiber always in the boot as well.
Half Colin said:Just keep a pack of baby wipes in the car. Much cheaper and if they're soft enough for a baby's bum they won't scratch the paint!
Oh, plus a detailer spray and microfiber always in the boot as well.
Hmmmm. Detailer spray is mentioned elsewhere for dealing with dust / keeping clean between washes, right ? But what does it actually do - does it 'lift' the dirt off a waxed surface so it can be safely wiped off ?
Half Colin
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Yeah I guess - lubricates the surface so dirt wipes off. I suppose it must work that way because you also use it with a clay to lubricate the surface and all the grime gets lifted off into the clay with no damage to the paintwork.
I use a QD after using the wipes. The beauty of them is that they lift fairly stubborn muck without having to 'scrub' hard. Well worth it IMO. And you avoid getting bird s*** on one of your microfibres !!
An air rifle? 
