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Re: REVIEW: BLACKFIRE Bug Remover by Mike Phillips
***Update***
Now available on Autogeek.com
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Re: REVIEW: BLACKFIRE Bug Remover by Mike Phillips
Contineud....
Here's a video Yancy and I shot last week. This is the same car I used for taking pictures for my review. Basically we cleaned the center portion for the video and then I used the driver's side for pictures to test out and write about this new product.
There's one comment on the YouTube page, here's what it says,
rosekberlin - 18 minutes ago
no cut - no fake
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Re: REVIEW: BLACKFIRE Bug Remover by Mike Phillips
Thanks for the review Mike. Looks easy enough to use with great results.
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The Guz
Thanks for the review Mike. Looks easy enough to use with great results.
Best thing to do in my experience is either take products like this and plenty of towels and clean bugs off as fast as you can get to it....
Or if driving long distance during bug season... rent a car.
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Re: REVIEW: BLACKFIRE Bug Remover by Mike Phillips
Mike,
Can you clarify something I heard regarding bird droppings etching paint as it relates to bug guts etching paint. I cannot recall the source where I heard this but it sounded plausible.
It was said that the acidity of bird droppings doesn’t cause the etching as much as the expansion and contraction of the clear coat/paint around the dropping. With that line of thinking. Does the dead bug guts acidity sitting on the paint have less of an impact or is it the expansion and contraction of the paint around the bug guts that causes the etching?
Signed,
Concerned in sub-freezing February, not a bug for two months Wisconsin.
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Re: REVIEW: BLACKFIRE Bug Remover by Mike Phillips
Is this safe to use on Diamond Shield? Thanks!
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