Removing bugs
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Removing bugs
Well living where i do i collect a nice bug collection on my bumper. What a good product to remove the bogs from my bumper. All i do right now is get a pressure washer and try to get them off the bumper and handwash and some still wont come off
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degreaser won't hurt catalyzed paint.. hell you could use lacquer thinner and it wont hurt it.. it'll strip off every bit of wax though.. haha
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i've never had any problems with it but we used a 50/50 mix of industrial strength. the stuff you can buy at a parts store is already dilluted
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get the turtle wax bug and tar remover. usually I spray all the bugs down first and let it sit while I do the interior. Time i'm done with that and hit it with the pressure washer the bugs just fall off, works great.
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w/e you do please dont leave the bugs on for a long time lol thats the one thing we see come in...people never wash the bumpers and the oxidation from the bugs eats right through the paint.
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I use this if their is grease spot left from the bug. Works amazing def worth the money .
Adhesive Remover, 8 Ounces - Restoration - Car Maintenance - Griot's Garage
Adhesive Remover, 8 Ounces - Restoration - Car Maintenance - Griot's Garage
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