Help!!!! Bird Dropping Removal!

**SOG35** · 07-21-2004, 05:41 PM

I`m having a really hard time with coming up with an effective way to remove bird droppings. I`ve been using S&W with a MF towel, but many times i can`t remove it or it leaves a stain.

What type of products should i use to remove these stubborn droppings? I hate rubbing the paint, especially when the car isn`t clean. Is there another product that can clean the surface chemically without excessive rubbing?

**groebuck** · 07-21-2004, 05:44 PM

poorboy make a product called bird sh*t remover...maybe that?

**Lexus13** · 07-21-2004, 08:30 PM

BSR should float it off but one important step is to get to it as soon as possible. I bought BSR and the birds stopped crapping on my daily driver. Great stuff!
Before BSR I would wet the spot s much as possible and then put a piece of paper towelling on the spot and wet it heavily also. After 5 minutes the whole mess would come off.

**tcfool** · 07-21-2004, 09:14 PM

Bastages!

TC
:cool

**III** · 07-24-2004, 08:52 PM

Don`t rub if possible. As stated earlier, get it off the vehicle as soon as possible. This will help. I will spray a lot of qd on a microfiber towel and dab the poop lightly. (no rubbing back and forth) Eventually the poop will come up on the towel.

**NattyBumppo** · 07-25-2004, 09:01 AM

I also use S&W for that purpose. I soak the spot then saturate a small piece of paper towl and let the soaked towel sit on the spot for a few minutes. Then I remove the paper towel, spray some more S&W on the spot and wipe with a cloth. Seems to work well for me. If you don`t have S7W handy hot water works almost as well.

Mother`s makes something called Bird Bug and Tar wipes. Basically they are like the Meguiars interior dressing wipes but with soaked with some tar/brid bomb remover product. They should be available locally. I`ve not tried the Mother`s wipes but I have been tempted. The main reason I haven`t tried htem is because the will remove any wax or sealant on that area. S&W will not.