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Removing Dried Bugs and Bird Droppings Safely and EASILY without scratching your car's paint!

This is a very user-friendly How-To video intended to show you how to very quickly, effectively, and safely removed dried, hard bugs, bug guts, and even bird droppings with very basic materials. ...  
 
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noobzaebot (2 months ago) Show Hide
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Could you get rid of bird dropping stains with this technique? Especially, after left for some time bird droppings will eat up the protective coating and the paint.
Lumadar (2 months ago) Show Hide
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What you are describing is actual etching into either the clear coat, or the color coat of the paint in which acids eat away some of the paint.

Sadly, washing will only remove contamination above the surface, so removing etching will require polishing. In some cases, you may need to compound, in some cases you may need to wet sand, and then compound and then polish.

If a few passes with an aggressive compound doesn't do it, there is a chance the etching is so deep it can't be safely removed.
Lumadar (2 months ago) Show Hide
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As explained in the video, the importance of this video is two-fold: 1.) It allows you to SAFELY (Meaning without swirling or scratching, which a normal car wash WILL do, I guarantee it) and 2.) It allows you the convenience of cleaning the affected areas only (I used this method 3 times on this trip, and often the rest of the car was fine, so I could just treat the front and that saved time and energy), AND you can do it indoors, any time day or night.

For instance, it was 115 degrees outside
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(continued) and if it is 115 degrees and blistering sunny, "just washing" the car isn't an option. You will do FAR more harm than good by swirling and water spotting the car. Furthermore, it can be done with fewer supplies, less mess, and less time.

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