lilhomieb07

So lately ive noticed dry sap or dried bird crap on my hood and it leaves black stuck in the paint and its almost like sucked in where if u run ur finger across its smooth no bumps. It happended again today but i saw the white from the bird crap this time and it was dry as **** and its been sunny so that didnt help it either.

I have used Scratch X, meguier's products, and stuff from my work. I dont wanna spend the $ to have it wet sanded and painted. Is there anything i can use that maybe some of u guys have used. Maybe you guys know what i am talkin bout with this sap or bird crap.

Nighthawk243

http://www.superiorcarcare.net/poorboys-bug-squash.html

Poorboys ftw.

Claybar will help too.

Bl4des

iTrader: (4)

wax and grease remover should work stock paint is very strong. you could use paint thinner if that doesnt work

Turbo Wax

My suggestion

https://www.turbowax.com/prod/OxidationBlock

followed by

https://www.turbowax.com/prod/turbo-...ser-16-oz.html

or

https://www.turbowax.com/prod/turbo-...pplicator.html

StevoElSupremo

powerwasher FTW ..or some 80gritt palm sanding lmao

lilhomieb07

Yah its on my hood which i got painted after i got the cowl put on so its not stock painted from the factory its aftermarket from a body shop. I tried nail polish remover to and i got nothing. Somebody said try rainx to, and if i use 80grit and wet sand it wont that take the paint off?

PikerAA

goo gone... ***** sick, you can get a spray bottle for cars

Bl4des

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if you are gong to sand it use 2000 wet sand paper then buff after

Permafried-

Tried a claybar w/ quick detailer to see if it pulls it from the surface?

Gene Culley

iTrader: (1)

80 grit sandpaper, lol, are you serious? Are you trying to get it down to the primer, lol. I would use the claybar as others have suggested and then I would go to a porter cable buffer or something and then see how much more serious you have to get about it.

Xmetalhead2003X

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I've used the turtle wax ICE 2 step clay bar kit, superior results every time. It removes everything that contaminates and ruins paint. I haven't tried their wax yet, always been happy with how Zymol brings out the color and shine as a finish. Makes me mad when I spend all day detailing the car, only to have a bird shat on it a day later...