Bug Remover

[Dan]

What do you guys recommend for removing the stubborn little bastards? That and road tar?

[luckyone]

acetone and a rag. Works the best out of anything I have tried. And was recommended by a body shop we use here at work. Just wash truck when done.

[NTMD8R_SS]

I use poorboys bug & tar remover, works really well.

[Diesel-N-Dust]

Acetone is a little harsh, but works well. Try WD-40 first.

[abervintageman42]

i read somewhere that baking soda diluted in water, let it sit on there for a few minutes w/ a warm rag over it, thats the safest way, or just get a bug scrubber sponge at walmart

[Faust1]

i use seafoam bug remover, removes bugs and shit, and tar and all kinds of retarded shit. kinda expensive though, want a cheap route, use WD-40 and let it soak a sec on em then wipe off

[08Silverado]

I use poorboys bug & tar remover, works really well.

X2. Best stuff you can use or a local bug remover.



I'm not sure what idea you guys get to use that kind of shit. Why not use shit that is made to remove bugs. :dontknow:

[redrocker]

you r going to think this is crazy i did at first but get a dryer sheet and get it wet bugs come right off, i have also used them for small bits of tar. i know bs but it really does work.

[coobies5]

x2, been waiting for someone to say this

[Diesel-N-Dust]

Huh, I'll have to try the dryer sheet trick.

[Buckles]

be careful. that dryer sheet will cause micro marring. and will add swirls.

[Haus]

You have to be careful with it to, but Mr. Clean magic erasers will work to.

[redrocker]

I use the dryer sheets on my wifes black truck and they have not left any swirls.

[JonD986]

you r going to think this is crazy i did at first but get a dryer sheet and get it wet bugs come right off, i have also used them for small bits of tar. i know bs but it really does work.

yeap yeap

[DirtyBoy]

some people missed the redneck automobile repair/matinence 101 class