How long it takes for bird poo to eat up the paint ?

[Webb]

Does anyone have any idea ? It might depend on the bird too right ? Let's say e Seagul poo would be more corrosive than others ?

Thanks

[FUNX650]

Does anyone have any idea ? It might depend on the bird too right ? Let's say e Seagul poo would be more corrosive than others ?

Thanks

Speaking of nano...(Since the mid to late 1950's...):

Sometimes bird poo may well start its destructive journey to the depths of a vehicle's paint system(s) within a few nano-seconds (few billionths of a second).

Best to attend to a vehicle's: Bird defecation deposition display, deploying due diligence, IMHO.




Bob

[umi000]

Depends on what the bird ate that day, and the weather conditions (Is it bright and sunny? Rainy? Nightime?). I've had it etch in as quick as fifteen minutes though. I was in line to enter our office parking space, and when I was able to park and got out of the car fifteen minutes later, I saw bird poop that had already begun to etch. It wasn't there when I initially got in line fifteen minutes earlier.

[CamaroSS27]

Ya I had some etch on my car withing hours, just had it parked outside and by the time I came out and got it off you could see some etching in my paint.