bug removal!!
bug removal!!
Ok I seriously need help cleaning up my front bumper region of my RX. tried washing with a sponge, but it didnt work that well. Any help would be appreciated
The worst thing to do is to use chemicals to clean acid, which is what dried bugs on paint is. Take a Bounty dryer sheat and wet it. Lightly rub it on the problem areas and then rinse. It takes no force and is not a chemical. The drying element turns into a fine no residue soap. It also leaves a semi wax look when finished. I used it in a detailing business for years. Much cheaper, more effective, and alot cleaner and safer.
The worst thing to do is to use chemicals to clean acid, which is what dried bugs on paint is. Take a Bounty dryer sheat and wet it. Lightly rub it on the problem areas and then rinse. It takes no force and is not a chemical. The drying element turns into a fine no residue soap. It also leaves a semi wax look when finished. I used it in a detailing business for years. Much cheaper, more effective, and alot cleaner and safer.
I just use detailing spray. 'course cleaning them off daily when you put your '8 to bed is best. Don't let those squashed critters sit there for days if you can help it.
Coming back from an hour drive at 4am doesn't lend itself to wiping the car clean. I'd rather have a jacked up front end than be burdened with that daily.... I have more important things in life. Not many, but a couple. And 4am sleep is up there on the list. lol
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