WD-40

[FlyinRock]

I read of this before and finally tried it. I have a dark blue car and try to keep it washed and waxed since it is a 20K investment. The bug crap seemed impervious to washing and was always apparent after a wash job. So ..... I sprayed some WD40 over the affected area and used my hand to smear it around over the bug spots. It turned into a smear like hand cream as it emulsified and then I washed it off with the normal soap and water. Damned if the bug shit wasn't gone! Impressed hell out of me.
Semper fi
Rocky

 

[jmcquate]

Thank you NASA for Water Dispersant Formula 40.

 

[Gatordev]

If your issue is Lovebugs, another great tool is wetted dryer sheets. It takes the Lovebugs right off and then you scrub a little bit with the sheet and it gets off the residue.

 

[BusyBee604]

If your issue is Lovebugs, another great tool is wetted dryer sheets. It takes the Lovebugs right off and then you scrub a little bit with the sheet and it gets off the residue.

Lord, do I remember lovebugs! Driving to/from Cecil Field & W. Jax, it seemed to be one massive airborne orgy during mating season. Gave new meaning to "Flying United". Heh.. at least they got to die with a smile on their tiny faces!

Had I known about scrubbing them off with WD-40 & dryer sheets, I'd have had more weekend time free for sipping cold JAX.
BzB

 

[Lovebug201]

If your issue is Lovebugs, another great tool is wetted dryer sheets. It takes the Lovebugs right off and then you scrub a little bit with the sheet and it gets off the residue.

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You talking bout me Willis?

 

[Rocketman]

I'm going to use dryer sheets to rub the WD-40 around.

 

[Jim123]

One of the old lab techs at my college told us that he and his wife used WD-40 for sex. He said they put it on the door knobs to keep the $&%*# kids from walking in on them.