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daschtick · 05-31-2005, 11:09 AM

The key I have found to removing bugs is to:

1. Soak the front surfaces several times with your favorite car wash soap, and wash other panels between soakings. After 3-4 separate soakings (approximately 10-15 minutes total), then begin to rub. This works exteremely well at softening the dirt/bugs for easy removal.

2. Wash out of the sun, and only in cool temps. Sunrise or sunset times are perfect. If it's too warm, the car wash soap simply evaporates, and the soaking does not loosen the bugs. Heck, I usually have some of the easiest washing during a rain!

I have never needed any bug and tar remover, and my front is SPOTLESS.

05-31-2005, 11:09 AM	#13 (permalink)
daschtick Registered User iTrader: (0) Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Hubertus, WI Posts: 181 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	The key I have found to removing bugs is to: 1. Soak the front surfaces several times with your favorite car wash soap, and wash other panels between soakings. After 3-4 separate soakings (approximately 10-15 minutes total), then begin to rub. This works exteremely well at softening the dirt/bugs for easy removal. 2. Wash out of the sun, and only in cool temps. Sunrise or sunset times are perfect. If it's too warm, the car wash soap simply evaporates, and the soaking does not loosen the bugs. Heck, I usually have some of the easiest washing during a rain! I have never needed any bug and tar remover, and my front is SPOTLESS. __________________ 2004 Red Brawn/Graphite King Cab, LE, 4WD, Big Tow Truxedo Low Profile (Utilitrac), Magnaflow 5x11 Polished Muffler OEM XM receiver, Infinti QX56 Center Console Armrest Born 8/24/04, Delivered 9/8/04