Yellow Bird Stain?
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Yellow Bird Stain?
I woke up to see a few circle drops of bird droppings on my car. I cleaned it off but it left very small yellow highlighter dots on my car where the spots were. When i feel the dot, it feels like its a imprint thats still on the car.
Any recommendations on what can be used to get it out? or im stuck?
Any recommendations on what can be used to get it out? or im stuck?
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Originally Posted by 559MostWanted
yea its like i can feel a small imprint of it. ill buy a clay bar and try. what do you mean mild and aggressive?
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Clay will not remove any etching, I suggest you try a mild abrasive polishing compound. Problem is, if its etched, its eaten thru some of the clear coat. Only suggestion if compound doesn't work would be to wet sand with 2000 grit wet/dry 3m paper, but I would leave that to the professional if you don't feel like messing with the finish on your car.
Good luck
Good luck
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If you let it sit in the sun, it'll weather out and be gone in a few days - at least that was my experience while living in Texas.
I tried everything and the best I could achieve was to fade the stain a bit. I'd come out a couple of days later and it would be gone.
Clean the area well, treat with your favorite protectant, and give it a couple of days - your problem may solve itself.
I tried everything and the best I could achieve was to fade the stain a bit. I'd come out a couple of days later and it would be gone.
Clean the area well, treat with your favorite protectant, and give it a couple of days - your problem may solve itself.
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Originally Posted by GeeWillikers
If you let it sit in the sun, it'll weather out and be gone in a few days - at least that was my experience while living in Texas.
I tried everything and the best I could achieve was to fade the stain a bit. I'd come out a couple of days later and it would be gone.
Clean the area well, treat with your favorite protectant, and give it a couple of days - your problem may solve itself.
I tried everything and the best I could achieve was to fade the stain a bit. I'd come out a couple of days later and it would be gone.
Clean the area well, treat with your favorite protectant, and give it a couple of days - your problem may solve itself.
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Originally Posted by GR8TG35
Clay will not remove any etching, I suggest you try a mild abrasive polishing compound. Problem is, if its etched, its eaten thru some of the clear coat. Only suggestion if compound doesn't work would be to wet sand with 2000 grit wet/dry 3m paper, but I would leave that to the professional if you don't feel like messing with the finish on your car.
Good luck
Good luck
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