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I’d never heard of this. Yuck. Here’s some tips from a beekeeper: https://mudsongs.org/honey-bees-poop-on-cars/
I would take it straight to the self serve power wash. It does a much better job when you do it yourself than a regular car wash.
Just when you thought you'd seen everything!! Yes, take it to the car wash and power it off.
Power wash it off! The sooner the better!
Rinse as much of it off before it bakes on from this heat wave we're having and go to the carwash. Good luck!
It's also easier to remove on a waxed car, so a waxing might help for the next time around.
Scrub daddy sponge will scrub without damaging the finish.
Wash with soap and water and a soft sponge
You can use vinegar and baking soda for it.
Soak it with a wet cloth and then scrub it with water to remove it.
Are you sure that it’s not wasp poop? Need to see pics to really tell the difference. Bee poop is yellow. Wasp poop is more of a dark beige.
A good washing and light compound.