BUG PROTECTION
#2
RE: BUG PROTECTION
I've seen a 'temporary bra' in a spray can in clear and black colors..not sure how well it works.
Pam is oil and alcohol, and alcohol will strip any wax or sealant you have on there..
If it were me, I'd put ona nice coat of sealant or wax, take some microfibers and quick detailing spray and give it a wipe at the end of the day. Then after the trip, use a clay bar after a good wash.
Pam is oil and alcohol, and alcohol will strip any wax or sealant you have on there..
If it were me, I'd put ona nice coat of sealant or wax, take some microfibers and quick detailing spray and give it a wipe at the end of the day. Then after the trip, use a clay bar after a good wash.
#3
RE: BUG PROTECTION
I was thinking of putting on a thin coat of that "tire shine" all across the front..You know, that stuff dealers use on the tires of display cars...I'll be driving across Texas and this is the Love Bug season....
#6
RE: BUG PROTECTION
I would buy that 3M film protectant that covers the bumper and hood. If your trying to save money and not blow 100+ then buy a can of bug and tar remover and wipe down the front when you feel the bug build up is getting out of hand. I actually just did the front of mine since I live by whites boggs in NJ basically nothing but pinelands. You could only imagine how many bugs and catipleiers I have smushed on the front of my car each week. I also have 2 thick coats of was on the front fenders, hood, bumperand every partby the front bumper.
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