hey any good products to keep those highway bugs off?....besides staying off the highway....i have a white tl 07

 

Can't say for keeping it off, but this stuff takes bug guts off really well without taking your wax with it.



I usually leave my front and rear bumper covers as the last things to wash. I spray this on the front bumper cover and let it sit while I scrub the rear bumper cover. I rinse them both at the same time, then once the bug & tar remover has been rinsed off it makes it super easy to scrub off what didn't get completely removed from just the spray and rinse.

 

driving at night is = collecting bug on the windshield and front bumper.

 

I have a 70 mile daily commute. I feel your pain.

 

4Star UPP applied once a week to just the bumper /mirrors takes 5 min and bugs have a tough time sticking to it.

 

so u got my car and travel time lol

 

what is that?? who sell it

 

Here:

http://autogeek.commerce-search.net/...=UPP&x=41&y=16

 

I've used Stoner Tarminator and the RainX Bug & Tar Remover, none of which will simply dissolve the bugs away. The RainX is like a runny gel that does a good job of clinging to the surface but still requires agitation. The Tarminator will do work on tar and bugs and I feel is stronger but WILL stain trim if left alone for too long.

A new trick I learned recently for removing bugs is to use a dryer sheet. Soak the sheet in water for 3-5 minutes so it softens up then simply wash the dirty areas. I don't know how it affects LSP's but it works amazing on bugs.

 

Kills the LSP and the sheet itself will mar the paint .. I found out the hard way on by black Passat ..

 

I use Diamonite Bug Eraser....to me it works great!

 

Haha, sounds about right. I tested it on my step dad's beater but of course his car being white and mine being silver it's not easy to see. The LSP factor isnt a worry now since mine is basically non-existent but I definitely don't wanna mar the paint.

 

I think the OP is looking for something to help keep them off .. not remove them ..

OP I actually run a Bra when on road trips .. Saves a lot of bug grief.

 

correct to keep from comming on so much....gonna try that rainxone

 

The RainX one won't keep bugs off. You'll need to look into some sort of coating, and even then it may not keep them off but it will make removal easier. Maybe look into some long term products made my Wolf's Chemicals, Auto Finesse, or maybe even some Optimum products.

 

ok good idea

 

never tried one of these myself so I cannot attest. Pricey indeed

http://www.invisiblemask.com/cgi-bin...del=BASE+MODEL

 

but u still have to clean the bra

 

That is a clear bra. I would recommend having a pro put that on. I had a pro put mine on, and he is still going to re-do it. They are easy to goof up.

 

but a bra wont fix bugs

 

If you don't drive it, you won't have to clean the bugs.

 

but its a TL !! who can resist not to drive one