man a ******* bird decided to take a diarehea **** all over my car. i cleaned all of it off, but one spot has the **** out line on there. The paint is only 2 months old, so im hella pissed.
i dont noe much about cleaning, so what can i use to remove it?

THANKS for all your help

 

theres still an outline after you washed it? try a claybar

 

You are going to need a paint cleaner. A clay bar would probably make it worse. Be careful don't use too much pressure.

 

meguiars cleaner wax

 

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definitely, or some meguiar swirl free polish, 3 cut

 

try licking it.

 

usually bird stains like that are wetsanded, then polished. use a 1500+ grit sandpaper, alot of water, and very little pressure. then polish it. easy as pie.

 

damn i hate birds. i got the same type of **** stain outline on my trunk

 

try picking at it with your nail

 

i use toilet paper

 

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I use TP too. I hope you guys do.....

I doesn't help if it's dry and crusty...

 

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oh my god that stuff is awesome!

 

how long did you let the bird **** stay on there?

 

https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=790409 Please dont wetsand it, if you never done it you will f-up your new paint job, instead go to your autostore of choice and buy a bar of claybar kit , basically all you do is wet the area you want to work on, use really soappy water put it on the area and on the clay and rub back and forth with lite pressure ....stop after like 3-4 strokes then put some water and see if you need to rub more clay ,before you rub the stain again kneed the clay fold the clay into it's self and rub again 3-4 stokes, the stain will disappear, if i was you i would let the area dry real good then but some wax on the area and you will be good to go .

P.s if you drop the bar of clay on the ground /and or drop it inside the bucket you use to hold water .the clay will pick up small particles of dirt and you will scratch your paint ... so throw it away dont try to pick all the dirt of the clay because you will not be able to get it all sorry for my bad spelling

 

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it sat somewhere between, 1-8 hrs while i was at work.

i was told that rubbing compiund would take it off, or get it buffed????

 

I don't think a clay bar will work. They are designed to remove contaminants that sit on top of the surface of the paint. Sounds to me like his problem is that the acids in the bird crap actually etched itself into the paint. That means the outline on his paint is not anything on it, but it's actually an imperfection in the paint itself. Buffing might take care of it, if the etching is only in the clearcoat. If it's down to the actual paint, it will have to be repainted and/or re-cleared.

 

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OT: do u look at it after u wipe ur butt?

 

3M rubbing compound.

 

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when u wipe, do you look at the tissue?

most folks do, it aint even an issue.

 

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I always do, cos if u dont how do u know if ur butt is clean or not

 

toothpatse

 

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i heard good things about this stuff. is it really that good? i want to try.

 

I was told to use a 50/50 water vinegar solution, just apply it to the affected area with a terry or microfiber towel

 

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3M Compound Supplies are the best in the business. If you know what you are doing, spend the money for 3M.

Pro's use it.

 

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Because professional painters use it.