bird poo stains
01 April 2009, 08:12 PM
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bird poo stains
Hi everyone just found out that pledge classic beauty furniture polish is great for getting those really stubborn poo stains out plus it smells great too.
01 April 2009, 09:02 PM
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ha - I found out that a re-spray works well too... of course only after the pooh has eaten away the paintwork whilst on holiday... 
HOOOJE wood pigeon had eaten too many berries.. needless to say that the branch hanging over my car wasn't there too long
HOOOJE wood pigeon had eaten too many berries.. needless to say that the branch hanging over my car wasn't there too long
01 April 2009, 09:06 PM
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i always use poor boys clay bars but halfords cheapo will do it.I'd never use furniture polish on my car
Turtlewax ICE Claybar from Halfords Price £14.99 3 For 2 On ALL Car Cleaning Products
Turtlewax ICE Claybar from Halfords Price £14.99 3 For 2 On ALL Car Cleaning Products
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Neither furniture polish or clay is recommended for this type of task. Etching is a sub-surface defect, i.e. in the paint, so claying won't correct it (clay is for removing bonded surface contaminants). I have no clue how a furniture polish could correct etching, other than if it contains certain ingredients that are filling/masking the defects. In fact, I'm utterly lost as to why you would have tried this anyway?! Certainly there is no way furniture polish could cut automotive paint enough to remove etching damage...
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