Bird dropping and other harmful stuff removal from car surface

[virajn]

My car subject to frequent bird dropping and washing the car in that frequent not possible due to busy schedule and no proper place to wash at home. Therefore i was looking a product to remove such stuff which are harmful to paint in local market. Does any on this forum can recommend such a product with their experience ? 

[CNX]

Spray WD40 and wipe away gently with a microfiber towel. 

[Muditha420]

I would use ArmorAll bug and tar removal or Autoglym bird dropping wipe products to remove bird droppings or even just wipes might do the trick. On a weekend if you can give your car a good wax you can just wash it off easily as well with a bucket of water once you get home without leaving a mark on the surface.

[Kavvz]

Decent solutions above (WD40 does leave a residue though, which won't harm paint but it will attract dust) but why complicate things? Just buy a packet of baby wet wipes from any supermarket and keep them in your car (not the wipes with alcohol, unscented baby wipes with water on them). 

Not only will you then easily be able to wipe off bird poo, but more importantly they will also be handy for wiping off malu paan / short eats or kottu residue off your fingers  

Edited June 26, 2020 by Kavvz

[Devinda_Z]

3 hours ago, Kavvz said:

Decent solutions above (WD40 does leave a residue though, which won't harm paint but it will attract dust) but why complicate things? Just buy a packet of baby wet wipes from any supermarket and keep them in your car (not the wipes with alcohol, unscented baby wipes with water on them). 

Not only will you then easily be able to wipe off bird poo, but more importantly they will also be handy for wiping off malu paan / short eats or kottu residue off your fingers  

 

Tsk Tsk @Kavvz are we encouraging people to eat inside their cars now??

[Kavvz]

6 hours ago, Devinda_Z said:

 

Tsk Tsk @Kavvz are we encouraging people to eat inside their cars now??

(Fat guy problems!)  And commuting while 'hun-angry'  has proven to be the root cause of many spousal disagreements in our household @Devinda_Z so really its a heath and wellness issue at this point not to!