Damn Bugs
Damn Bugs
Ok so i went on my honeymoon down to FL and as we all know we come back with at least of 5lbs in dead bugs all over your car. The problem is that the squashed bugs are still there, their stains are still on the paint of the car. What is the safest way of removing this suckers?
Thanks. for the help
Thanks. for the help
Bug & Tar remover:
http://www.detailedimage.com/Poorboy...ug-Squash-P37/
If not, try a vinegar wash or even clay. If it is still there it might have damaged the clear coat.
http://www.detailedimage.com/Poorboy...ug-Squash-P37/
If not, try a vinegar wash or even clay. If it is still there it might have damaged the clear coat.
Originally Posted by express705
i just got home from school, a 500 mile trip, and i whipped out the pressure cleaner...
as i dont give 2 ****s about my paint, i chipped that **** right off!
as i dont give 2 ****s about my paint, i chipped that **** right off!
Bug & Tar remover:
http://www.detailedimage.com/Poorboy...ug-Squash-P37/
If not, try a vinegar wash or even clay. If it is still there it might have damaged the clear coat.
http://www.detailedimage.com/Poorboy...ug-Squash-P37/
If not, try a vinegar wash or even clay. If it is still there it might have damaged the clear coat.
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On the MOL forums they get a towel soak it with water and lay it onto of the bug crap. push down a little bit and let them bugs absorb some water. Then it will be much easier to remove them.
Use APC, Bug&Tar remover, anything. Let it dwell for at least a minute, like to the point where it's breaking all the stuff up, but not drying on the paint. One wipe should take everything away.
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