Damn Bugs

[daddy]

Soak and pressure wash.

 

[Boilerup15]

I'm going to try to get it cleaned up this weekend.

 

[Cowboy Cadillac]

WD40. Using a pressure washer on them peels the easy parts off then use WD40 then use soap and re wash

 

[OldCracker29]

Holy fWONking bugs Batman...

sent from my Thundershed Thunderbolt

That's a lot of bugs.

 

[ScottyBoy]

I use Turtle wax bug and tar remover. Its kinda greasy like WD40, so I have to wash the truck again after removing them. I have also heard from many of my co-workers that Real Magic works good for removing bugs, and if you wipe your front end with the Real Magic before a trip, the bugs will come off much easier when you go to remove them. Its really a fishing reel lubricant.
http://www.basspro.com/Blakemore-Re..._cat=RLP&cm_pla=16524&cm_ite=productname_link

 

[Texas Jim]

Spray the front end with PLEDGE before going on a trip and the bugs will come off a lot easier.

Really hot water works lots better than cold water to get them off.

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[Sodbuster]

^^ Bug #1 "Look at that Caddy comin' ...we've got plenty of time to get outta the way. Caddys never go fast..."

Bugs #2 thro 300 ""

 

[Darth Bama]

Holy fWONking bugs Batman...

sent from my Thundershed Thunderbolt

Looks like our trips to and from Florida

 

[Nick The Great]

I have been looking forward to these summer months. Thanks for taking that away from me, guys

I may have to try the pledge trick or the Adams stuff.

 

[mfennema]

I used a bug and tar remover that I picked up from Advance Auto last time I was there. It sprayed on, but was almost a gel texture once it was on. Worked like a dream.

Used it on the grill, hood, and windshield and the bugs came off with no issues after truck hadn't been washed for over a month. I am not sure if it was the Turtle Wax brand, but it might have been.