Bugs on windshield
Last edited by Grand Slam; Apr 7, 2018 at 03:01 PM.
Every time we stop for a potty break, lunch, gas, etc, I clean the windshield with the Windex. I don't let the bugs grow old, either on the windshield or the nose of the car.
Every time we stop for a potty break, lunch, gas, etc, I clean the windshield with the Windex. I don't let the bugs grow old, either on the windshield or the nose of the car.
That's alot of cleaning!





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I haven't used it on the vette yet but it should work just as well.
Before I leave on a trip, I wash the nose of the car with Dawn and then apply a couple of coats of Rejex.
Follow up with a little quick detail and a clean towel for no residue and no streaks. Learned this from years of driving and riding in the southeast, especially in love-bug season...
Allen
I like cleaning the car each evening(not a car show car wash) at the motel, so that I start off each morning with the car halfway clean. Only takes about 15-20 minutes, to clean it up. I carry a wash bucket, a 7" tall stool(to sit on because the nose is too low to the ground for my knees) carwash, car shine, Windex, wash mitt and a half dozen old 100% cotton towels and a plastic bag to put the wet towels into until I can hang them up in the shower at the motel to dry. Only takes up a space approximately 10" X 10" in the back of my car, and the towels fit anywhere.
If the car is really dirty(like after getting caught in a rain) I already have the locations of self service car washes programed into my Garmin for each town that we will being staying the night in. Since I do my vacation road trips during the late Spring through the early Fall, usually daylight lasts late enough in the evening to use a self service car wash. I have even used a hose at many motels to wash my car.
PS-Other than a cleaning the windshield, I'm not that picky when I'm traveling in my 4 door sedan, just when I'm in the Z06.
Last edited by JoesC5; Apr 7, 2018 at 06:15 PM.
For wax, I have used both Nufinish and Meguiar's Gold Class Carnauba Plus Paste Car Wax with good results, although the Nufinish was harder to buff off but seemed to last longer. The Nufinish was leftover from an older car so I was just using it to get rid of it. These days I just use whatever wax I am currently using on the car. I like Meguiar's and it is cheap and easy to get from Wally World.







After a long road trip I usually grab some 0000 steel wool. It polishes up the glass along with getting all the crap off.










