if goo gone fails? What next??
if goo gone fails? What next??
I have a lot of bugs and random marks that I can't seem to take off with goo gone alone for some reason. It's weird because with the bugs at least, the goo gone usually takes care of it..not this time though. So when goo gone fails, what else is there that is stronger than that??
X2 on the claybar. Clay the car, give it a good waxing, and you'll never have problems with bugs sticking to your car. If they don't spray right off a quick scrub will take them off for sure!
since you are having problems with removing bugs I would recommend bug and tar remover... or a rag that has been dipped in gasoline...j/p...
after you ge them off..wax it good and keep it waxed and you wont have this problem..
after you ge them off..wax it good and keep it waxed and you wont have this problem..
What I would do is buy one of those sponges with mesh around it. Use the "Bug and Tar" remover spray. I dont know if I would use gasoline, paint might bubble crack due to improper washing when finished. I live in MO, bugs are pretty bad on hwy 44 in the evening. This method works.
I have a lot of bugs and random marks that I can't seem to take off with goo gone alone for some reason. It's weird because with the bugs at least, the goo gone usually takes care of it..not this time though. So when goo gone fails, what else is there that is stronger than that??
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