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Old 05-11-2008, 06:09 PM
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Yesterday, A bird took a **** on hood in the hot hawaiian sun. Later that day, I notice it and quickly wiped it off. By that time, the **** already harden like lava rock. I washed down the hood and brought it into the shade to work on removing the residue. After all my work, you can still see the outline of the bird crap from certain angles. And also, the clearcoat in that area looks "wavy". Any tips on removing this eye sore?

All I use was scratch-x (Alot of times...It helped a great deal) and afew layers of zymol wax. Do you think clay bar will help? Thanks fellas --Dave--
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claybar should help, even the liquid claybar should help
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Originally Posted by Haole-Pino
Yesterday, A bird took a **** on hood in the hot hawaiian sun. Later that day, I notice it and quickly wiped it off. By that time, the **** already harden like lava rock. I washed down the hood and brought it into the shade to work on removing the residue. After all my work, you can still see the outline of the bird crap from certain angles. And also, the clearcoat in that area looks "wavy". Any tips on removing this eye sore?

All I use was scratch-x (Alot of times...It helped a great deal) and afew layers of zymol wax. Do you think clay bar will help? Thanks fellas --Dave--
D, guess that bird delivered my message to you on time.. jus kiddin, i use mothers clay bar and it does the trick.. Plus too I wax the my ride every month or two pending on the weather..
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D, guess that bird delivered my message to you on time.. jus kiddin, i use mothers clay bar and it does the trick.. Plus too I wax the my ride every month or two pending on the weather..

Hahahahaha!
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Anyone have some tips on how to use the clay bars and for removing water spots? Dave I know you are the man at blinging out your ride.
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D, guess that bird delivered my message to you on time.. jus kiddin, i use mothers clay bar and it does the trick.. Plus too I wax the my ride every month or two pending on the weather..
Wow, I need to return the message to sender then. na j/k I have clay bar at home, so I'll try it later on tonight.
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Wow, I need to return the message to sender then. na j/k I have clay bar at home, so I'll try it later on tonight.
kool, no worries bro.. I love the smell of mothers claybar. It has the cinnamon like smell!!
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Anyone have some tips on how to use the clay bars and for removing water spots? Dave I know you are the man at blinging out your ride.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yfEfLGL59GI
This video help me out^^^ How to clay bar....
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D, guess that bird delivered my message to you on time.. jus kiddin, i use mothers clay bar and it does the trick.. Plus too I wax the my ride every month or two pending on the weather..
Lol thats hilarious, Dave how come all the smudge marks go to you....
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im pretty sure your gonna have to buff i dont think the clay bar is going to help much
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im pretty sure your gonna have to buff i dont think the clay bar is going to help much
Words of wisdom from a true car wash worker and enthusiast lol.
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lol Stupid birds I swear they poop on nice cars purposely!
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I don't know if I've ever had a bird doo doo on my car that wouldn't come off with a simple wash.

The bird must've eaten something with a lot of acid or something.
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**Update** used clay bar last night, helped very little. I buffed it with scratch-x, a few layers of polish, and followed up with afew layers of wax to seal it. The area has never felt smoother, but the outline still remains. NOt as bad as before, but still remains. The final result, it looks 10x better than before, but the clearcoat is damage beyond the point of return
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