[Adam Andrew]

Hi all, recently had a bird do his business on my white TLX in Chicago while I was in the office all day. When I removed the crap, there was an obvious yellow stain on my passenger side mirror. IT WILL NOT COME OFF.

Any suggestions on how I can remove this?

Thanks!

 

[gary325]

Here's a quick search result!

 

[Flexin5]

I would start with a clay bar, then if it's still there a cutting polish should do the trick.

 

[Alanjm53]

It would seem that these feathered fliers have carefully chosen their resting area...

 

[Gonzo]

I've had good luck with simple green in situations like that... I just use directly on a soft cloth and then wipe... if successful, go wax your TLX to help with future encounters.

 

[EbonyGraph]

I read it somewhere, simple green should not be used on car paint. Make sure it is safe before you use simple green.

 

[topsailstar]

Chemical Guys V7 to remove it with a soft microfiber cloth. Chemical Guys Blacklight has some minor abrasives in it that may remove the stain.

 

[MTD]

A Bounce sheet works wonders on dead bugs and other stains.

 

[Flexin5]

I wouldn't use simple green on paint, it's harsh enough on wheels; i've stripped honda clear coat on factory polished wheels with it. i always keep a bottle of quick detailer and a microfibre towel or two in the car incase.

 

[Gonzo]

Wow good to know never had an issue with simple green.

 

[andre12dbsi]

In past vehicles I've used Simple Green in the engine bay after a Canadian winter with excellent results. I'd be hesitant to use it on the paint though as others have said.