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YOUR RESEARCHWhat keeps ****ting on my 911?
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The poop I can see and clean ASAP but the **** dries before I can get to it and it has caused some paint issues.
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Anybody have any idea what kind of insect/animal leaves droppings like this? My googler came up with nothing. It comes off the paint easy enough but they're on my flags too. Maybe I should post this to an insect forum. You can tell how small they are by comparing it to the size of the shunt lines.
I think this is correct. We've had problems with this in parking lots where the adjacent natural areas are covered with untreated mulch. If the stuff is really tough to get off, it is likely artillery fungus.
I'm not really following. This video says shotgun mold or artillery fungus grows in mulch. I don't have any mulch inside my garage and I don't park my car in the driveway very often which is near mulch. Either way, how would it explain it ending up on my flag inside my garage? Even if it could shoot 20 feet in the air it is physically impossible for it to land inside my garage given where my mulch is compared to where my garage is.
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I doubt it's artillery fungus. When that stuff gets on your paint it is awful to get off. I had a guy come in last fall for a detail with half of his car covered. Wash and clay did nothing, had to polish it off. There was a section so stuck on it flaked the paint when I was working on the area. If its spider poop I would just consider burning everything to the ground and collecting insurance money.
It is very easy to wipe off. Did another Google search and Peter Parker is definitely defecating in meine domicile.
https://www.the-sun.com/lifestyle/15...hen-horrified/
My crawl space has 60 years of spider and mole cricket poop�stuff is like tar.
Some spider poop is white�
I know too much about spider poop�and not enough about Porsche.
Yup, looks like spider poop.
I have geckos that hang out on my garage ceiling. The poop I can see and clean ASAP but the **** dries before I can get to it and it has caused some paint issues.
