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Old 11-22-2007, 12:24 PM
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Poorboys BugSquash .... Quick Show

Took the wifey and boys up to Disney for a couple days prior to Thanksgiving. Of course leaving before dawn on Tuesday , no place to wash easily, and coming back late yesterday meant some bug guts.

I quickly wiped each area with a MF towel doused in Poorboys BugSquash. Allowed to sit for two minutes and washed as usual. Tremendous product and one that could be transferred to a travel size spray bottle for quick cleaning on the go. No super hard rubbing and past sealant still beading after use.

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Also note, I wiped the headlamps and foglamps with DP PlexAll prior to leaving and they really stayed quite clean compared to the paint. Easily cleaned up also !

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Old 11-22-2007, 12:35 PM
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What a great idea. Would have never thought MF first. Thanks for sharing.
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Old 11-22-2007, 03:47 PM
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Agreed, the BS is the real deal. Also, I bought one of their mesh MF bug towels. Was skeptical at first, but that thing works like a charm too .
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Old 11-22-2007, 04:19 PM
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Looks great Killr thanks for sharing!
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Old 11-22-2007, 07:01 PM
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One of my favorite sayings- BS is no BS . It is great stuff even diluted 1:3.
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Old 11-22-2007, 08:21 PM
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Took the wifey and boys up to Disney for a couple days prior to Thanksgiving. Of course leaving before dawn on Tuesday , no place to wash easily, and coming back late yesterday meant some bug guts.

I quickly wiped each area with a MF towel doused in Poorboys BugSquash. Allowed to sit for two minutes and washed as usual. Tremendous product and one that could be transferred to a travel size spray bottle for quick cleaning on the go. No super hard rubbing and past sealant still beading after use.



Also note, I wiped the headlamps and foglamps with DP PlexAll prior to leaving and they really stayed quite clean compared to the paint. Easily cleaned up also !
Love Poorboy's Bug Squash myself. Works very well on bugs and tar.
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How does BugSquash compare with just standard car wash? BS is also a pre-wash. Is there something special in it?
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Standard car wash would have required some scrubbing on these stubborn spots. Wiping down with BS first helped to loosen them. You can also use it as a prewash on dirty cars or in your wash for extra power as needed. Very versatile ...
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How do you like it compared to the Surf City Grime Destroyer? That seems to cut through a lot too, even love bugs!
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How do you like it compared to the Surf City Grime Destroyer? That seems to cut through a lot too, even love bugs!
didnt even know it existed, somehow I missed a couple products in this line. Will hope to test soon.
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