DanielSwe
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- Jun 10, 2007
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Today I got the biggest challenge in a long time: Old bird droppings. This was by far THE biggest dropping ever, on the roof of a brand new Bmw 525D Touring.
I used the Flex VV-602, a Meg 8" wool pad, a Flex 8" wool pad with a combo of 3M Trizact compond and 3M Finesse-It polish. After going nuts with the wool, I used the Meg 8" medium pad with the 3M Finesse-It polish.
Ended after cleaning with some good waxpolish using the trusty Top Tool. You can see some little traces of this bird dropping but you have to look for a long time to find that in a certain angle.
This was the hardest thing I have done. I called the salesman and told him he might consider repainting the roof.
The picture of the dropping is after washing and claying the area. The blue 3M clay was brown afterwards and this car is brand new. Man!
Daniel
I used the Flex VV-602, a Meg 8" wool pad, a Flex 8" wool pad with a combo of 3M Trizact compond and 3M Finesse-It polish. After going nuts with the wool, I used the Meg 8" medium pad with the 3M Finesse-It polish.
Ended after cleaning with some good waxpolish using the trusty Top Tool. You can see some little traces of this bird dropping but you have to look for a long time to find that in a certain angle.
This was the hardest thing I have done. I called the salesman and told him he might consider repainting the roof.
The picture of the dropping is after washing and claying the area. The blue 3M clay was brown afterwards and this car is brand new. Man!
Daniel
Maybe a eagel? :d
the first time i say it i laughed my butt off. 
wow that's quite the job though, the before and after is quite impresive. Well done Daniel, that is a fine job you did there. Bird droping is hard stuff to correct.
