best way to remove bugs?
- Thread starter Andrewsmc
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- 02' Protege ES (Gone)
16' Mazda 6 sport manual
Elbow grease and hot water, I boiled a pot and brought it outside. Everything came off really easy.
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- MP5T / 944
Claybar
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- 2003 Black Mica MazdaSpeed Protege
Andrewsmc said:
lol...unfortunately not. Though it may make it so you don't care if your Speed is all buggified.
LAZERBLU2003.5
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- 2003.5 Mazdaspeed Protege'
Andrewsmc said:
i know it sounds crazy but it really works, get some dryer sheets i use downy, you get a couple of them get them damp and wipe them on the bumper and the bugs come off with ease, you don't even have to scrub hard or anything! i was skeptical when i first heard this too! but like i said it works!
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- MP5T / 944
Claybar
generally a claybar or some solvent usually works quite well. I've detailed cars professionally for a few years in my life. What I would do if you're going to use some sort of solvent is to spray lightly in the area you need it most, wipe cleanly, use a claybar after the solvent to get any left over particles. Wax afterwards, at least in the area where you sprayed. I've also found that the more you use a better wax on the bumpers (a place that most people forget to, or don't wax) the bugs will come off quite a bit better.
I drive about 80 miles each day just to go to work, and get quite a bit of bugs on the MSP.
I drive about 80 miles each day just to go to work, and get quite a bit of bugs on the MSP.
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- 2002 mazda protege
hot water and soap, and then claybar for the juice you can't see.
red95_240sx
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most definately one of those bug sponges wrapped in mesh.
kicker22705
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- 03.5 Ti MSP
red99pro said:
yeah these work great.
