I went back into the archives without any luck. I recall a few years ago that someone had fairly good luck removing bugs without stripping the wax as well. Any ideas what that process and/or product may have been?
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2012 F350 KR CC DRW w/ some stuff
2013 36FL Cindy and Tom, Toby and Kasey (our Berner and Newfie)
Oh...I forgot the five kids.
I use treminater I get it from napa auto it is a green and black spray can. doesn't bother the wax or paint.
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Ed & Annie full timers
2016 39MB
1998 International 4700LP 4 door ,DT530,300hp 6sp.with a 4:10 ,air ride https://www.redwoodowners.com/attachments/signaturepics/sigpic1866_1.gif[/IMG]
Bucket of Turtle Wax soap & a long handle brush with another bucket of elbow grease.
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Danny & Linda
Full-timed 10+ years
Former '13 FB owner
Traded '13 GMC Denali DRW D/A
Currently rv & truckless
Replacement undetermined
I put a nice , good coat of paste wax on the front cap almost every month... I hose down the front cap and lightly brush it at every nights stop during travels..
So far haven't found a magical elixir or a good fairy to do it for me, the only other option is a little elbow grease.
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Danny & Linda
Full-timed 10+ years
Former '13 FB owner
Traded '13 GMC Denali DRW D/A
Currently rv & truckless
Replacement undetermined
I went back into the archives without any luck. I recall a few years ago that someone had fairly good luck removing bugs without stripping the wax as well. Any ideas what that process and/or product may have been?
We use used dryer sheets. Just get them wet and rub over the bugs. Works great!
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Steve and Mickie
Arlington, WA
2015 Chev 3500 4x4 HD D/A
2013 36 RL
Linear Mode
