QUOTE(shaniandras2787 @ Mar 3 2014, 02:13 PM)
i am a victim of such "property damage" almost every week without fail.
it's not the cloth that caused this, it's the bird droppings. next time if you have something like that, first wet a lump of tissue and then just leave it over the droppings. let it gets soft before you wipe off gently, try to prevent any hard pressure on the paint. the bird droppings sometimes have hard particles in them in which if you just wipe them off (applying pressure) will cause scratches like these.
black paints are prone to things like this.
Well, i only saw this after the car was washed (a day later). Initially there were no scratches but i could see the bird dropping layer on the paint after the wash. That is when i tried to polish it and the scratches appeared.it's not the cloth that caused this, it's the bird droppings. next time if you have something like that, first wet a lump of tissue and then just leave it over the droppings. let it gets soft before you wipe off gently, try to prevent any hard pressure on the paint. the bird droppings sometimes have hard particles in them in which if you just wipe them off (applying pressure) will cause scratches like these.
black paints are prone to things like this.
Next time, i will clean it immediately with the wet tissue.
Mar 3 2014, 02:27 PM

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