Hello,

Do you know where it is possible to just rinse the car bird shiite quickly with a pressue gun at pattaya ?

somewhere coin operated karcher ? or cheap people operated ?

i hate waiting to clean a car and think its so useless when the car is already so nice even dirty, but at least bird poop should be rinsed immediately to avoid paint contamination.

But where quickly and cheap at pattaya ? and maybe you also know a place a bkk ?

Thanksssss.

Think i saw a self use one at the Caltex on Sukhumvit southbound between Klang and Tai, just before Khao Noi turn.

Edited November 30, 201411 yr by Orac

Definitely agree bird poop is tough on paint even with a good wax job. A sponge or rag with a little water to spot clean works just fine (it's what I do)....no need to wash the entire vehicle just because one or a couple spots of bird poop...just clean the spot(s). If I had to do an entire vehicle wash due to bird poop I would be washing it almost daily; instead I spot clean.

Thank you, will have a look at caltex.

I do not wash or wax the car so i can tkae 5 mns for a quick shower everytime the birds shiite :-)

my Mum said that when the birds shit cover your car, you are gonna very lucky.

stop looking for the carwash, go buy lottery ticket

For the odd dropping ... wet some toilet tissue and place it over the dropping ... in a while the dropping will have softened and can be wiped away. Then just re wipe that area with a wet tissue.

http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/topic/533431-coin-operated-car-wash-in-the-pattaya-area/

http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/topic/469213-do-it-yourself-power-spray-carbike-wash-for-10-baht/?p=4525728&hl=arunothai%20&fromsearch=1#entry4525728

Moved to Pattaya Forum.

Thank you, seem like they are still hard to find in Pattaya and even worst in Bangkok ?

There is a coin operated one even in the entrance of our village. I see the guys cleaning their motorbikes (and sometimes cars).

But I saw them at a few places.

I will take a photo, when I leave the village later, so you have an idea what to look for.

There is a coin operated one even in the entrance of our village. I see the guys cleaning their motorbikes (and sometimes cars).

But I saw them at a few places.

I will take a photo, when I leave the village later, so you have an idea what to look for.

And what village would that be?

Here are two in Pattaya: Map and Map

They were operational 6 months ago at least.

Edited December 3, 201411 yr by NightRider70