Wax for bugs
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From: Ft. Worth Tx.
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I lightly wet the front of my vette, and put a strip of saran wrap across the main area near and between the headlights. When I get there, I peel it off and voila, most bugs are on it. I then use some warm water (from the water bottle I carry in the trunk compartment), with a small washrag that is in a freezer bag in the same compartment, and the rest of the bugs are gone in no time. Works wonders on the super thick bugs at times here in Florida.
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rejex sounds like the over whelming way to go but it is a tad bit expensive compared to most other wax. to be honest any wax will do, a trick I learned from other forum members is using dryer sheets to remove bugs. once u try it u wont believe how easy the bugs come off. simply wet the dryer sheet an wipe the bugs away done.
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From: MN
rejex sounds like the over whelming way to go but it is a tad bit expensive compared to most other wax. to be honest any wax will do, a trick I learned from other forum members is using dryer sheets to remove bugs. once u try it u wont believe how easy the bugs come off. simply wet the dryer sheet an wipe the bugs away done.
Rejex is worth the money, you get what you pay for.
a bottle will last a long time, other than putting on Expel on the front bumper you would have a hard time finding a betting product against bugs, I have tried everything.
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