*fixed, thx!* Need help removing residue!
Hello everyone,
i already posted this in the detailing section, but there seems to be no action over there.
i washed my car today and on the hood there was something i thought was a Bird present, but whn i tried to wash it off only the top part came off,
leaving a patch that feels hard as resin or something. could it be treesap? I have no clue how to get it out. Please help!

Thanks.
i already posted this in the detailing section, but there seems to be no action over there.
i washed my car today and on the hood there was something i thought was a Bird present, but whn i tried to wash it off only the top part came off,
leaving a patch that feels hard as resin or something. could it be treesap? I have no clue how to get it out. Please help!

Thanks.
looks like caked on bird s***.... use hot water and a soft terry cloth, then i would wax that area when your done. their s*** is kinda acidic and will eat the paint if left on there too long.
Rinse, wash, rinse again, dry, clay bar, rinse, dry, polish, sealant, wax.
I wouldn't use a sealant or wax until it was completely removed. But clay bars usually work wonders.
You can find a lot of info in the detailing section on how to use them, and which ones are good.
I wouldn't use a sealant or wax until it was completely removed. But clay bars usually work wonders.
You can find a lot of info in the detailing section on how to use them, and which ones are good.
Did you try bug & tar remover? The paint is clear-coatedand will take a fair amount of abrading. If you get all the residue off &there's a stain remaining, and you have a buffer, you might try something very mildly abrasive (cleaner) to see if it cleans it up.
Be super quick, and use 2 soft cloths. One w/ acetone, and one dry, to wipe off any acetone residue quickly.
If you want it to, the stuff works wonders at removing paint and primer, but clearcoat takes a bit to get thru. I sanded my pass. mirror housing since the clear was flaking, and was gonna wipe it clean w/ acetone before I painted it, and any spot the clear was gone, was also missing paint and primer in about 10 seconds.
If you want it to, the stuff works wonders at removing paint and primer, but clearcoat takes a bit to get thru. I sanded my pass. mirror housing since the clear was flaking, and was gonna wipe it clean w/ acetone before I painted it, and any spot the clear was gone, was also missing paint and primer in about 10 seconds.
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