Paint Disposal After Bird Fouling

Friends, I smeared a bird on the roof of my 206 vehicle. I did not paint it, neither do I, friends, I would be glad if you help. Is there another way to paint something for the little thing?

You can make foil coating. It protects from both invisible and other bird droppings.

I want to get foil coating, but how will it be when selling.

If the acidity of the bird droppings burned the paint in that area, and when you roll your hand over it, if there is a ground in your hand, it will be as if a dust is left at the bottom of the foil.

[QUOTE = tongucuk] If the acid of bird droppings has burned the paint in that area and when you roll your hand on it, if there is a ground on your hand, it will be clear that a dust will be left when you make foil. What is the color of the tool?
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It should be bad, it shouldn't hurt normally, it hurts, but the paint is not enough to crack. In terms of room, it is an alternative. It is natural to leave traces of the original paint under normal conditions, stain burns, etc. Distortion of the image disorders such as natural but the removal of the paint cracking, so it is very surprising for a very original original paint.