lawwailok New member Oct 24, 2007 #2 have you used this product yet? i want to see what is the rating by user.
J jwyshrek New member Oct 24, 2007 #3 Nah, it just came out and I've not been able to find in the stores yet... If/when I do try it...I'll let everyone here know how good or bad it works...
Nah, it just came out and I've not been able to find in the stores yet... If/when I do try it...I'll let everyone here know how good or bad it works...
F Foos New member Oct 25, 2007 #4 I always use wax for the same reason....especially in early spring when the bugs are bad.
<<<< Senior Member Oct 26, 2007 #5 Are you a salesman, jwyshrek ? Just kidding. I get wax wipes and use those on front end often. When it's time to wash the truck, bugs are easily rinsed off.
Are you a salesman, jwyshrek ? Just kidding. I get wax wipes and use those on front end often. When it's time to wash the truck, bugs are easily rinsed off.
M Markr New member Oct 27, 2007 #6 I'd love to try this product, it looks like a great idea. I live in Florida and we have two love bug seasons each year that are brutal on vehicles. The bug's are acidic and eat into your paint.
I'd love to try this product, it looks like a great idea. I live in Florida and we have two love bug seasons each year that are brutal on vehicles. The bug's are acidic and eat into your paint.
RonMAIDEN Super Moderator Oct 27, 2007 #7 Before they had an actual product to coat your frontend my dad would use Pam cooking spray before a long trip. And while it worked it also grabbed any bug that otherwise might have been a passerby also alot of debris was collected.
Before they had an actual product to coat your frontend my dad would use Pam cooking spray before a long trip. And while it worked it also grabbed any bug that otherwise might have been a passerby also alot of debris was collected.
