Repainted hood ruined - paint peeling off

Hi.

I almost couldn't believe my eyes yesterday:
"After getting a new hood a few months ago due to front-end damage, and finally removing the bird droppings that had been on it yesterday, a shadow remains. The paint is milky and looks swollen in that area." You don't feel anything when you scratch it with your fingernail.

I can provide more photos if you need them.

Does anyone have a great idea on how to get rid of this?

Or was that it with the new hood?

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dieselmartin wrote:

... finally removed the bird droppings that had landed on it, a shadow remained. The paint is now milky and looks swollen. You don't feel anything when you scratch it with your fingernail.

Hello Martin,

Unfortunately, bird droppings are extremely corrosive, and no paint (whether new or old) can withstand them without damage for very long. Therefore, I always rush to verschandeln up any bird droppings on my car as quickly as possible.
I had the exact same experience with my 1Z. Fortunately, a few days later, a deer ran into my car... and after that, no one cared anymore .

Bird poop is really annoying. It's best to remove it as quickly as possible.

I don't know what your experience is like, but personally, I've had very good results with stubborn issues by using 2000-grit or 3000-grit sandpaper, then polishing and sealing. This way, I was able to restore a really badly damaged A4 to a like-new condition. The car looks like it just came off the assembly line.