Diamondite Bug Blocker

JaredPointer said:
Tried searching for this product, but there's not much mention of it on the board.

You can see it here ... http://www.detailcity.com/diamondite-bug-blocker.html

My question is, has anyone used this product? Results? Et cetera, et cetera...

always looking for an advantage against these plentiful Southern kamikazees. :)
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My initial feeling is, "why bother"? If you're sealed and/or waxed, bugs (I've found) come off pretty easily.
 
heffergm said:
My initial feeling is, "why bother"? If you're sealed and/or waxed, bugs (I've found) come off pretty easily.
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Anything that helps, well, helps. I'm not quite sure where you live, but it sounds like you don't have quite the bug problem that a lot of people in AL, GA, FL, etc. have. A slick sealant does help, but the bugs are still difficult to remove at times. Bug Squash is a real life saver, but I am still looking for any kind of extra help I can get.

FWIW, I usually do a S&W wipedown of the front/leading edges of my vehicle every afternoon.

Anyone with any experience with this product?
 
JaredPointer,

I have not used it but this part of their directions makes me wonder about the effort involved on a daily basis, especially since you hit it with Poorboys every day now......

FOR BEST RESULTS: Remove Bug Blocker! from treated areas within 24 hours of application and retreat desired surfaces with a fresh application.

NOTE: Certain types of environmental conditions such as heavy dew or very high humidity may cause the Bug Blocker! polymer to turn hazy white. This is a typical characteristic of the polymer...you are still receiving protection.
 
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