Bug Remover

[Jeff McCrory]

Hi, can someone recommend a product which actually works at getting squash bugs off bonnets? Mine is covered after one trip down the motorway and car wash shampoo and water doesn't work.

Thanks,

Jeff

[SJandMR2]

Am not an expert but in my experience one of the bug/tar remover mits you can get, looks like it has net over it, did the best trick at getting them off. I would say autoglym would have something specific for this tho., but I use wheelygoodstuff.co.uk

SJx

[sky0000547]

It is that time of year having local wildlife splattering the front of your car. The bug and tar remover is good and there is a version that is just like a wet wipe. Very easy to use and apply, you just wipe away.

[aygo_uk]

Currently using the Autoglym Bird dropping remover wipes which are good.

But sometimes use Holts do a bug wipes Or Simoniz do bug and tar wipes with a mesh back for tougher bug.

James

[dash]

Hi, can someone recommend a product which actually works at getting squash bugs off bonnets? Mine is covered after one trip down the motorway and car wash shampoo and water doesn't work.

Thanks,

Jeff

Try this product... http://www.cleanandshiny.co.uk/index.php?a...mp;productId=81

Bugs just wash off with water after this treatment has had a minute to work.

Dave

[Aimee]

i use auto glym tar remover...

i put a lil bit on a cloth, give the said area a good scrub with the tar remover on a cotton cloth, then wash the car... all shiny again :D

did it last night and the polished the car... looked awesome... till it rained today :( boooooo

[flumpsfriend]

just use normal car shampoo and water........

...it does help if your car is treated with Supagard first though

[Jeff McCrory]

Just ordered some supaguard off eBay. I will give the car a good cleaning and get all the bugs off and then stick it on! :)

Has anyone used it themselves? Does it just work like car wax? Do you have to buff it off afterwards?