Removing bugs

glass3222 · Jul 6, 2010

What do you guys use to remove bugs off the front of your truck?

rocket · Jul 6, 2010

Unless you put in guttah grill, Are you tailking grill or radiator? I use bug tar remover on the stubborn ones but really I just wash it good and voila!. I use a hose on the radiator btw.

0212353 · Jul 6, 2010

There are quite a few things that work well on bugs. Of course, Fukken Wax!

But, for simplicity (and cost) - dryer sheets, bug/tar remover etc - all good items to remove bugs from your ride.

rocket · Jul 6, 2010

Whats the skinny on price btw. PM or broad cast here?

RubberFrog · Jul 6, 2010

0212353 · Jul 6, 2010

rocket said:
Whats the skinny on price btw. PM or broad cast here?

http://www.ramforum.com/f81/fukken-wax-ram-forum-discount-codes-360/

I'll keep that thread up to date with our latest specials. :birgits_tiredcoffee

rocket · Jul 6, 2010

Thanks very helpful!!! Wax on! danielson.

glass3222 · Jul 6, 2010

rocket said:
Unless you put in guttah grill, Are you tailking grill or radiator? I use bug tar remover on the stubborn ones but really I just wash it good and voila!. I use a hose on the radiator btw.

I was talking grill and hood from those bugs that get splatted going 75 on the highway that are a real pain in the a$$ to scrub off.

glass3222 · Jul 6, 2010

0212353 said:
There are quite a few things that work well on bugs. Of course, Fukken Wax!

But, for simplicity (and cost) - dryer sheets, bug/tar remover etc - all good items to remove bugs from your ride.

Dryer sheets, huh, I might have to try that. As well as wd40. Never thought of or heard of using them.

RubberFrog said:
wd40

Laramie1997 · Jul 6, 2010

Turtle Wax Bug off!

Spray on heavily and let set for about ten minutes. Then pressure wash off. What's left I remove with windex and a micro fiber towel.

matt99 · Jul 6, 2010

yea I usually use windex, spray it on and let it sit for a bit, and wd40 works great too

the first time I painted my grille with spray bombs I had to sand the whole thing down to the original surface because bugs were embedded in the paint

Laramie1997 · Jul 6, 2010

I don't do WD40 just for the simple fact that it usually takes the wax finish off and I don't like that.

Silverbullet08 · Jul 7, 2010

im gonna have to try the dryer sheets lol

nim81 · Jul 7, 2010

my local carwash has a bug remover setting on their sprayers, it literally melts the bugs off, no scrubbing required. bugs can get really really bad out here in MO.

Deviate · Jul 7, 2010

WD40 is awesome. Never used it for cleaning off bugs, but it's great for getting old stickers off.

Off_Road_Teacher · Jul 7, 2010

Never tried the dryer sheets before, I am going to have to use them next time.

0212353 · Jul 7, 2010

damn me for mentioning dryer sheets. Fukken Wax does a better job!

Silverbullet08 · Jul 8, 2010

0212353 said:
damn me for mentioning dryer sheets. Fukken Wax does a better job!

Bigtman07 · Jul 9, 2010

Simple easy plug.

Fukken Wax

I'm gonna have to cough up some cash and try this wax you speak of. But for me I just use a lot of elbow grease. I don't want too many chemicals on my paint. My paint is messed up enough as it is.

glass3222 · Jul 9, 2010

Well, I got most of the bugs off, but I did also buy some FUKKEN wax

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