pad Surf City Garage Road Trip Grime Destroyer VS. Poorboys Bug Squash

**wytstang** · 03-01-2008, 08:41 PM

Anybody who has used these two comment on which they feel is better then the other and why? Placing an order soon (hopefully within an hour) and would like to add either one to my arsenal. I'm amazed how much crap collects on the Fusions front end. And it's not that easy to remove, especially with the grill design (not much room in between the grill). So I'm looking for something to break up the bug crap and other grime (tar included) in the front end, side rear view mirrors, and rear lower bumper (10'' rear wheels kick up a lot of stuff lol). SC RTGD has the edge on price per amount and I don't know if either can be diluted. Let'em fly folks.

**Gary Sword** · 03-01-2008, 09:01 PM

I have some Surf City Garage Road Teip Grime Destroyer. It works pretty good. Never try Poorboys Bug Squash.

**Jimmie** · 03-01-2008, 09:06 PM

I've used both and settled on PB Bug Squash. Here are the reasons. The PB BS works well at 3:1 (3 H2O: 1 PB) dilution so a 32 oz makes a gallon. The SC is very thick and hard to spray so I diluted it 1:1. Still went through a bottle fast. The SC doesn't seem to rinse off with only a stream of water (needs agitation) where the PB does. I haven't tried either on very tough tar however.

**wytstang** · 03-01-2008, 09:18 PM

Gary/Jimmie thats for your input it's much appreciated. Jimmie I read on autopia (Motorcity actually said this) he likes the thickness (described as liquid hand soap) cause it clings to the surface longer giving you a longer "work in time" if you will. Whilst other products seem to run off leaving behind very little product to do the work. Would you agree with this statement (I paraphrased a little)?
My plan is to spray what ever product I chose and let it sit for about 3-5 minutes. Then wash the car as normal and agitate the areas where the bugs/tar is at in hopes of removing all the crap. Then reapply my LSP in those area treated.

**Jimmie** · 03-01-2008, 09:37 PM

I agree with the thickness wytstang. He may have had more luck spraying a mist. I had to open the nozzle a little wider just to get it to spray. The stream would hit the paint in more of a blob and run down so it took a lot just to cover a small area.
That's why I finally diluted it. I got frustrated fighting the spray.
It does get the job done well though.
I use the PB exactly like you described in your second paragraph.

**wytstang** · 03-01-2008, 10:05 PM

Jimmie thank you I'll go with PB for the ease of application. I can see myself staring at the nozzle cursing at it if it blobbed out forcing me to use more per surface area or use my finger to spread it around the tight areas. Not a big deal but like Mr. Ronco I want to set it and forget it