Best protection spray for easy bug removal?
#1
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Best protection spray for easy bug removal?
I'm not looking for a bug removal product, but one you spray on before bug season so the bug guts wash off easily.
Internet is full of crazy ideas but none with solid proof; Pam cooking spray, WD-40, Pledge furniture spray, Vaseline, silicone spray, Rejex, etc.
Anyone have a product that goes on easily and works extremely well yet doesn't ruin the cars finish or look?
Internet is full of crazy ideas but none with solid proof; Pam cooking spray, WD-40, Pledge furniture spray, Vaseline, silicone spray, Rejex, etc.
Anyone have a product that goes on easily and works extremely well yet doesn't ruin the cars finish or look?
#2
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I'm not looking for a bug removal product, but one you spray on before bug season so the bug guts wash off easily.
Internet is full of crazy ideas but none with solid proof; Pam cooking spray, WD-40, Pledge furniture spray, Vaseline, silicone spray, Rejex, etc.
Anyone have a product that goes on easily and works extremely well yet doesn't ruin the cars finish or look?
Internet is full of crazy ideas but none with solid proof; Pam cooking spray, WD-40, Pledge furniture spray, Vaseline, silicone spray, Rejex, etc.
Anyone have a product that goes on easily and works extremely well yet doesn't ruin the cars finish or look?
Last edited by katzjamr; 11-02-2018 at 04:46 PM.
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FWIW, after some research I bought and will try RejeX on all the front facing surfaces of my car and bike. My only concern is the large Audi front plastic grill. It mentions it's not good on porous surfaces so we'll see how it goes.
Also, it's bloody 20°F out right now so it most likely have to wait till Spring.
Also, it's bloody 20°F out right now so it most likely have to wait till Spring.
#4
I'm not looking for a bug removal product, but one you spray on before bug season so the bug guts wash off easily.
Internet is full of crazy ideas but none with solid proof; Pam cooking spray, WD-40, Pledge furniture spray, Vaseline, silicone spray, Rejex, etc.
Anyone have a product that goes on easily and works extremely well yet doesn't ruin the cars finish or look?
Internet is full of crazy ideas but none with solid proof; Pam cooking spray, WD-40, Pledge furniture spray, Vaseline, silicone spray, Rejex, etc.
Anyone have a product that goes on easily and works extremely well yet doesn't ruin the cars finish or look?
If you go with Gtechniq C2 I recommend getting Gtechniqs G-Wash. It is a soap that is coating safe, and of all the soaps I have used it is the best coating safe soap I have touched without breaking the bank on. G-Wash just seems to make quicker work of removing grime from my car than the rest. Granted my cars all have multi year coating's but still, it does a good job. Finally, get a good wash mitt. Shine Supply, and Gtechniq both make good wash mitts that last a long time (also leaps and bound beyond the cheap amazon mitts you will find). These products won’t cost you much, and if you choose to get a multi year coating you can use them with that was well.
The more expensive route is you buy a multi-year coating. One of the biggest pros of a long term coating is making it easier to wash away dirt and grime from your car. Doing a coating though requires time, patience, and a lot of prep work if doing yourself. If doing a coating by a professional it will cost you a lot of money.
#5
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Take a look at Sonax Polymer Net Shield and Sonax Profiline Ceramic Coating. They are both DYI products. I have been very happy with them.
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