Baked On Bird Poop

[strine56]

I have the Eco All Purpose cleaner, Detail Spray & Visco Clay. What are the steps to remove baked on bird poop with tiny rock pebbles.

[Captain Slow]

My solution for bird poop with cocoa pebbles in it is to take a junk MF towel get it soaking wet and set it on the mess. Let it sit for several minutes. Then gently lift up MF towel. For the remaining mess I then rinse it off with a good stream of Detail Spray or Rinseless Wash. Clean up remainder with MF towel and Detail Spray then go eat some chicken wings for revenge.

Edited August 22, 2017 by Captain Slow

[BrianT]

I agree with Paul.

[strine56]

My solution for bird poop with cocoa pebbles in it is to take a junk MF towel get it soaking wet and set it on the mess. Let it sit for several minutes. Then gently lift up MF towel. For the remaining mess I then rinse it off with a good stream of Detail Spray or Rinseless Wash. Clean up remainder with MF towel and Detail Spray then go eat some chicken wings for revenge.

Thanks! I will give it a try. It could have been baked on for at least 3 days. It will not be easy.

[Mariner]

Thanks! I will give it a try. It could have been baked on for at least 3 days. It will not be easy.

My SUV sits for 3 weeks at a time and after a stiff presoak of 1:6 Rinseless, the poop will usually wipe off with a soapy washpad.

[Nathan]

Like others said, spray WW or DS, soak, spray more, wipe. Although if it is baked on I would use a hose. But get that stuff off right away!! It will eat through the paint!!

[ocdrifter]

I concur with all the above but I like to use soda water, but soaking is best!

[strine56]

I did try the recommended methods with no luck. Does anyone else have any more suggestions?

[ocdrifter]

Do you have a picture, or are you looking at paint that was eaten by bird poop? If the poop is visible and is stubborn you need to wash the car and one by one with the water running in said location rub your finger across each one until they are off.

 

Pictures do help!

[Chris@Adams]

​I would blast off with water first then wipe down with DS followed by Revive Polish.

[strine56]

Here is the photo of the baked on bird poop. [/url]">http://http://s206.photobucket.com/user/edwardstrine/media/Bird%20Poop.jpg.html'>

[Hupp2it]

I think the only option is to move.  That's clearly from a Pterodactyl.  Seriously though, the soaking thing is your best option.  if the liquid runs away from the spot use a small piece of paper towel to keep the product on the spot.  Soak it good, and often.  Don't let the harsher chemicals dry though.  

 

Might move up to Goo Gone or something like that too.

[strine56]

I will continue to soak the spot with water and I hope with in the next couple of years it will be gone. I will also try the Goo Gone. Thank you for your advise.

[Beemer]

Years? Hopefully that's a typo....

 

Get it off right now. Scrape it off with a plastic blade if you have to.  Use a polisher to correct any damage you may have caused.

 

Do not leave that on your paint any longer.

[SVillalon]

use the end of your finger nail* or a plastic scraper, but thats just me though. I love the shine and all the stuff Adams offers, but sometimes bird poop is bird poop. Nice red gloss. 

Edited September 1, 2017 by SVillalon

[ZMAN024]

After you go through all of the trouble of soaking, scraping and polishing........................................................be sure to shoot the damn bird so he doesn't do it again !!!!!!  

[Nathan]

Don’t let that sit it WILL eat your paint! Scrape it off with a plastic putty knife! And then shoot the bird after like ZMAN said!