Front end covered in bugs

[imported_KevinA]

If interested, there's this product for this scenario:







http://www.prowax.com/1prod_bulls/S-10pb03_16_04.pdf

Any chance anyone knows of a different vendor for this stuff? Their shipping costs are more than the product!



I've got a road trip to Wisconsin at the end of the month and would like to try it out.

 

[ehgvette]

This is A number one for bug removal:

http://properautocare.com/porteqinrem.html

 

[Bill D]

Any chance anyone knows of a different vendor for this stuff? Their shipping costs are more than the product!



I've got a road trip to Wisconsin at the end of the month and would like to try it out.

You could try these guys:



http://www.hueychemical.com/pages/BugBloc.htm

 

[imported_KevinA]

Bill, thanks for the link. I'm trying their 4oz. spray for $2.95. I'll try to think of some "review" to post after the trip. Heck, if it doesn't work, I'm only out a few bucks...

 

[SubXT]

Use good ole Pam Spray. Doesnt damage the paint, and it's slick.



I used it before going down to southern utah in the desert and it was very slick for the whole weekend. The key is to put it on and pressure rinse it one direction, spray it again and rinse it when you get back.



The only problem I had is that on trip back it wasnt soo slick, but I used some meg's paint cleaner, and it rubbed right out.