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Honda Jazz Forums => Honda Jazz Mk4 2020 - => Topic started by: Henners on April 26, 2026, 01:09:22 PM
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2025 Advance Sport Urban Grey: my neighbours have beehives (not complaining, we buy their honey) but the bees like to poo on my car. The poo comes off fine, but there are little yellow stains remaining. I suspect that they are embedded in the coating rather than the actual paint. Has anyone found a way to lift these stains off of Honda, or any other, paintwork? As a secondary question, how do I protect in future? I Normally wash with Autoglym and finish with Autoglym Aquawax
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Unfortunately, I have no idea about the best way of getting rid of bee poo :)
Though, about protection: The first thing that comes to mind is a car port.
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Autoglym Bird Dropping Wipes - probably do a good job
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I used to get a lot of bee poo stains at a previous address. A superficial wash did still leave a sort of 'mustard' stain but this wasnt too difficult to remove with a bit more rubbing. i didnt use any special product. But the car was a corsa with fairly thick clearcoat over metallic paint,.
But excessive rubbing may cause problems long term. I suggest giving the car occasional treatments with a ceramic sealant product ,especially one claimed to offer extra protection against bee poo, bird droppings ,tree sap etc.Either a spray on nano coating or a polish type product. I cant recommend one in particular. . The coating is sacrificial so any damage from the bees or cleaning will be limited to the coating. They can give other benefits such as better water beading which can help keep the car cleaner generally.