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Old 02-06-2014, 17:50   #16
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Re: Removing Bird Poo from Gelcoat

Haven't tried this. Has anyone?

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Old 02-06-2014, 17:56   #17
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Boil water. soak the poo with a rag soaked in water. Then come back in a few hours and pour boiling water on the poo. It will come right off with just a quick scrub. No harsh chemicals.


This is what I do. It works very well. Basically, you rehydrate it, and then steam it off.. I normally only have seen issues with shine removal if I've not kept on top of the waxing situation.
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Re: Removing Bird Poo from Gelcoat

I think bird poo could work as resin in an emergency repair. Some **** is tough stuff
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I think bird poo could work as resin in an emergency repair. Some **** is tough stuff


Every sailor should carry a squeezable seagull or two in their locker, for such emergencies - would have saved Robert Redford's a** !
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Every sailor should carry a squeezable seagull or two in their locker, for such emergencies - would have saved Robert Redford's a** !
Hmmm...

The seagulls that I am familiar with do not require squeezing to produce the resin... simply waving my arms at them gets the stuff all over my dinghy, where they love to perch!

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