Bug removal Sponge
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Bug removal Sponge
I have I have residue of bug suicides and have a difficult time getting rid of them. Will the bug removal liquid and sponge get that stuff? And is it going to damage my paint? Thanks 
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Becareful on some of those harsh sponges ... I simply saturate the area with Poorboys Bug Squash. I cover the area with a damp towel and allow a minute or two and then lightly wipe with a soft MF towel.
Here's a recent towel designed for bug removal, and I look forward to testing it soon as another option :
http://www.autogeek.net/poorboys-mes...icrofiber.html
Whatever you do, get it off the paint quickly. Bugs like Love-bugs in South Florida can do a lot of damage quickly.
Here's a recent towel designed for bug removal, and I look forward to testing it soon as another option :
http://www.autogeek.net/poorboys-mes...icrofiber.html
Whatever you do, get it off the paint quickly. Bugs like Love-bugs in South Florida can do a lot of damage quickly.
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Thanks, these are really old and I think, don't know if its possible, they're part of the clear coat now. They're way past recent and really irritating.
Last edited by KenVette57; May 19, 2016 at 11:32 AM.
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buggies , just like birdie doo-doo, can indeed etch paint. Often times a little abrasive polish will remove or reduce the damage. It is important to protect the area and as offered get these things off paint quickly.
