How To: Remove Bugs Safely

[sullysdetailing]

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M_wE8TBWE0U]YouTube - How To: Remove Bugs Safely[/video]

[VR8]

Good info Sully, but it's such a quiet video, and not really a video at all.

Never the less, I may have to try the Poor Boy's product.

[CEE DOG]

Thank you Sully. Do you soak your bug and tar pad first to soften it up? I use my sponge only when I'm washing the car and I let it soak while I'm using my mitt. I just pull the bug sponge out for the bugs or stubborn spots.

[sullysdetailing]

Thank you Sully. Do you soak your bug and tar pad first to soften it up? I use my sponge only when I'm washing the car and I let it soak while I'm using my mitt. I just pull the bug sponge out for the bugs or stubborn spots.

I do it to soft the bugs and remove the bug bodies so they don't get stuck in my sponge.

[car-detailing]

Thanks for this! I always have trouble with getting the bugs off!

[Dr Oldz]

3 to 1 = 10.6 oz bug squash 21.4 oz water???

I came up with 8 oz bug squash to 24 oz water!!!

Maybe note that typo!

[Deep Gloss Auto Salon]

You should add to the video to let the bug sponge soak in water prior to using.

If a person were to see your video on Youtube and follow your directions they would surely marr the finish...

[James K]

That bug sponge has always scared me. Do they really work without marring?

[IID]

That bug sponge has always scared me. Do they really work without marring?

You have to soak the bug sponge like mentioned and also don't put alot of pressure on the sponge while scrubbing.

[James K]

Ok. Like I said, they have always scared me, but living in Florida, the lovebugs are HORRENDOUS!