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Joe M 2012 2SS · 09-04-2017, 06:40 AM

Here's the process using same procedure with a bird bomb. Since the car's surface was cool and had the morning dew on it, removal was easier vs. dried bird bomb.

Nasty stuff (1st pic)

RC Everest 1100 towel with UWW plus for removal (2nd pic)

Same process, turn spray nozzle to stream and soak a section of the towel just a little bigger then the spot. Lay towel on top of spot, soak other side, then gently pat, don't rub or wipe.(3rd pic)

Lift the towel to remove it. 99% of it is gone, if you look close there are just a couple specks of it left. Flip towel to clean side and blot the specs up. (4th pic)

Lastly, get the towel in the washer ASAP. This towel is currently in the washer as I type!

09-04-2017, 06:40 AM	#8
Joe M 2012 2SS Drives: 2012 2SS Join Date: Nov 2014 Location: Shelby NC Posts: 2,552 View My Garage	Here's the process using same procedure with a bird bomb. Since the car's surface was cool and had the morning dew on it, removal was easier vs. dried bird bomb. Nasty stuff (1st pic) RC Everest 1100 towel with UWW plus for removal (2nd pic) Same process, turn spray nozzle to stream and soak a section of the towel just a little bigger then the spot. Lay towel on top of spot, soak other side, then gently pat, don't rub or wipe.(3rd pic) Lift the towel to remove it. 99% of it is gone, if you look close there are just a couple specks of it left. Flip towel to clean side and blot the specs up. (4th pic) Lastly, get the towel in the washer ASAP. This towel is currently in the washer as I type! Attached Images __________________ Roto-Fab intake, SW 1 7/8" LT w/hi flow cats, Flowmaster outlaw exhaust, UDP, 160* stat, Circle D 3200, Moroso catch can, TCI line lock, Zex Nitrous 125 shot, 3.91 gear, Eaton True-trac, DSS 1000hp axles.