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Car Forum / Chevrolet / Chevrolet Corvette / November 2004Best bug remover??
What is the best thing to use for removing dried bugs and tar off of a cars paint? I don't find the turtle wax bug remover does anything.... Thanks.. Some stuff I bought at a car show (Liquid Luster, I believe) did a real good job, but I've since run out and am looking for more. > What is the best thing to use for removing dried bugs and tar off of a cars > paint? I don't find the turtle wax bug remover does anything.... > Thanks.. SIMPLE GREEN,, spray it on.. let it soak in.. hose off the bugs.... some may require a little scrubbing... i usually spray the front and mirrors... clean my wheels with orange blast wheel cleaner... then go back and wash the bugs off..... troy > What is the best thing to use for removing dried bugs and tar off of a > cars > paint? I don't find the turtle wax bug remover does anything.... > Thanks.. "> "KJB" <kbesner@hfx.eastlink.ca.nospammm> wrote in message > news:ihyjd.123292$9b.9809@edtnps84... > What is the best thing to use for removing dried bugs and tar off of a > cars > paint? I don't find the turtle wax bug remover does anything.... > Thanks.. I toss a wet towel in the microwave and get it hot but not so hot that I can't still handle it. Lay it on the front and smooth it out. Bugs turn to mush and wipe off, flip it over and repeat on the rest of the front. You're on your on on the tar removal, I don't use chemicals if I can avoid them.  SignatureDad 05 C6 Silver/Red 6spd Z51 72 Shark Black/Black/4spd Screw all the crap on the market..use what has always worked... KEROSENE......and don't listen to all the bull about chemicals..harm to the paint etc..just suck up and do it..after it's still only a damm car not some national treasure. Go get them! I've always used kerosene, too. Wash the area first to get the dirt off, then a wet rag of kerosene, the wash it all off with hot soapy water when the tar is gone. Rewax and you are good to go. If you want the paint to last forever, then park it in a garage, seal the windows and doors, and walk away. Heck of a lot of fun to own one like that. Sure makes the next owner happy, though. > Screw all the crap on the market..use what has always worked... > > KEROSENE......and don't listen to all the bull about chemicals..harm to the > paint etc..just suck up and do it..after it's still only a damm car not some > national treasure. > Screw all the crap on the market..use what has always worked... > > KEROSENE......and don't listen to all the bull about chemicals..harm to the > paint etc..just suck up and do it..after it's still only a damm car not some > national treasure. use WD-40.... use RejeX on your car instead of wax. you would rid your car of dead bugs with a wipe of a wet cloth. WD40. Then use a mild soap and wipe it clean. > What is the best thing to use for removing dried bugs and tar off of a > cars > paint? I don't find the turtle wax bug remover does anything.... > Thanks.. Try Rejex. > WD40. Then use a mild soap and wipe it clean. windex / let soak a few minutes, then use a mild soap and wipe it clean. works on my Harley & Vette Signature"Key" > > What is the best thing to use for removing dried bugs and tar off of a > > cars > > paint? I don't find the turtle wax bug remover does anything.... > > Thanks.. |
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