How can I protect my Mercedes-Benz C-Class' paint from bird droppings?
I have just bought a 18-month-old Mercedes-Benz C-Class estate and have to park under trees. There is a constant problem with bird droppings (pigeons) that may well result in damage to the paintwork. Any advice on protection?
Asked on 17 August 2010 by tuckerboy
Answered by
Honest John
Do not park under trees, or if you do cover the car. Nothing really protects against the acids and alkalis in bird lime and insect droppings.
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