These things are a pain!

[Wolf-Strong]

I think they are pollen or something, perhaps from palm trees but they look like orange specs on the paint. Take it off the paint and it seems like a powder.



My question does anyone have some tips or tricks on taking these things off? What is the fastest way to do this when the car is covered in the little buggers?

[DaGonz]

It`s bee poop. QD and a microfiber can take care of the spots if they are recent, you may have to clay the finish and rewax.

[qwertydude]

Those orange powdery spots are bug poop, pollen is a bright yellow dust. Yes bugs poop, and if a bug poops in the next county over it`ll find your car`s paint and land there. Spray quick detailer on the panel let soak and wipe it away. But if your car is covered in it just wash it.

[JasonS]

I keep a bottle of Poorboys Spray and Wipe and a microfiber towel handy to do a quick wipe down. You think bee poop is bad, I had a wasp fly into my car the other day on the way to the gym and I almost jumped at at 45 mph. Once I got parked, it wouldn`t come out. I try snapping my gym towel at it a few times to get it mad enough to chase me. I know, bad idea. I figured once we got in the parking lot I could out run it. The wasp was stubborn and stayed around the back window and there was no way I was going to leave it there and get attacked when I came back. I popped the truck, grabbed a 6.5 Orange LC pad from my detail bag, crawled into the back seat and proceeded pin that evil critter between the pad and the back window. Sqoosh!

[BlueLibby04]

Lately Ive been finding yellow poo on my Jeep. Its a liquid at first and once it dries it can be kinda hard to get off.