How do you remover bird poo on the move?

[Locky12]

Hi,

I understand it's important to remove bird poo as quickly as possible.

I've seen Auto Glym do bird dropping wipes but they seem a little expensive for what they are.

Please share what you keep in your car in the event of removing the unwanted drops on the car.

Many thanks

[Jbliss]

Kitchen roll under hot water. place on bird muck and leave it for a couple of minutes.

[Mr2Mike]

I only ever remove bird st when my car is parked, seems too risky otherwise.

[toasty]

I carry a 50ml bottle of detail spray (from a 1l bottle of concentrate) and a microfibre cloth in my door pocket.

[psi310398]

Locky12 said:

Hi,

I understand it's important to remove bird poo as quickly as possible.

I've seen Auto Glym do bird dropping wipes but they seem a little expensive for what they are.

Please share what you keep in your car in the event of removing the unwanted drops on the car.

Many thanks

I saw these and tried them - they leave an oily residue on the car.

I'd go with the detailing spray in side pocket.

And with only dealing with it when car not in motion.

Peter

[phillpot]

toasty said:

I carry a 50ml bottle of detail spray and a microfibre cloth in my door pocket.

think I'd prefer something disposable? Do you throw the microfibre away or bring it and the poo back into the car?


Try baby wipes, amazing what they'll remove

[psi310398]

phillpot said:

think I'd prefer something disposable? Do you throw the microfibre away or bring it and the poo back into the car?


Try baby wipes, amazing what they'll remove

If bringing a soiled rag into the car is an issue, a ziplock bag followed by washing machine? But I remind the jury of the Top Gear BMW convertible test, which suggested the bird faeces might be the least of your worries...

I've used baby wipes and hand wipes and the same problem - oily, soapy residue. If you think I'm being anal, I'd plead that this is the detailing sub-forum where such behaviour is expected and condoned.

I suppose IPA wipes might be a good solution.

P

[toasty]

phillpot said:

think I'd prefer something disposable? Do you throw the microfibre away or bring it and the poo back into the car?


Try baby wipes, amazing what they'll remove

I bring it and the poo and the spray residue back into the car.

If it was a particularly large splat I'll fold the cloth and put it in for washing later.

You can never have too many microfibre cloths.

[feef]

I've got a bottle of Poorboy's World BirdSh#tRemover and a cloth in the boot. Job jobbed.

[phillpot]

feef said:

I've got a bottle of Poorboy's World BirdSh#tRemover and a cloth in the boot. Job jobbed.

Good place for them ....

[Locky12]

toasty said:

I carry a 50ml bottle of detail spray (from a 1l bottle of concentrate) and a microfibre cloth in my door pocket.

Which particular detail spray do you use??

Thanks

[51mes]

I use the williams waterless wash decanted into a small bottle, a microfibre cloth and a plastic bag.

Works really well...

S.

[belleair302]

Meguiars last touch detailing spray and kitchen paper. Then a microfibre to use after.

[toasty]

Locky12 said:

Which particular detail spray do you use??

Thanks

Meguiars Last Touch