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zeeklu

10-11-2007 08:19 PM

Bug removal

I saw this on a motorcycle forum and I had to try it. Bounce fabric softener tissues you throw in the dryer. Just wet it and wipe the bugs right off. The more stubborn ones need to be rubbed a little but it works great. Chris

Mudder

10-13-2007 11:12 AM

Re: Bug removal

Removing bugs needs to done very carefully with anything you use. They can scratch paint. I have heard about the sheets before but never tried them. I use MeGuires #34. (Not sure that I spelt that right.:)) I use the 34 for detailing when I get somewhere.

zeeklu

10-13-2007 11:50 AM

Re: Bug removal

I use some 3M stuff also. The bounce kind of just turns them into mush. Chris

laidout

10-14-2007 08:00 PM

Re: Bug removal

we use this stuff called bag a boo and it works great

Kevin45

11-06-2007 05:52 AM

Re: Bug removal

Quote:

we use this stuff called bag a boo and it works great

Never heard of that before. Where do you get it and what is it? Spray?

Kevin

Frank71

06-23-2011 02:57 AM

Re: Bug removal

Has anyone used this www.buyroadwrap.com. It may be something to use during long runs or when going some distance to a meet.

piecesparts

07-07-2011 07:46 AM

Re: Bug removal

I have been using Wizards Mist-N-Shine for years and it works the best that I have ever seen for bugs, bird crap, and dust.

oldblue1968chevy

07-16-2011 09:42 PM

Re: Bug removal

i have cheap rustoleum i'll have to try the dryer paper things

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