Question Best bug cleaner remover

[Neal]

Not happy with bugs-n-all. What are you all using and happy with?

 

[redbaron]

Shinesupply.com

Bug Off Insect Remover - Gallon

Bug Off is a concentrated insect remover that dissolves acidic bug residue on contact before it etches your clear coat. Safe on paint, glass, and chrome.

shinesupply.com

This stuff works better than anything I have ever seen, and is ceramic and ppf safe.

 

[AbdRahim]

Probably cannot do it, but it would be nice to have something to just add to the WW fluid.

 

[redbaron]

This spray goes on, and then I use a garden hose to remove bugs.

I use a garden chemical sprayer with 90" extension to treat the windshield. Makes life so easy.

 

[Joe Dutchstar]

i use soften water. Let water soak the bugs and they will wipe off. Key is to get them off before they bake on. Central Florida Love Bugs

 

[Bob K4TAX]

Not happy with bugs-n-all. What are you all using and happy with?

I spray the front down with PAM. Yep, cooking spray. The bugs and their remains will easily wash off. Overheard: "do you know what the bug said that hit the windshield? Takes guts to do that again".

 

[STANDERSON]

I use wet dryer sheets on our Class C.

 

[Neal]

Shinesupply.com

Bug Off Insect Remover - Gallon

Bug Off is a concentrated insect remover that dissolves acidic bug residue on contact before it etches your clear coat. Safe on paint, glass, and chrome.

shinesupply.com

This stuff works better than anything I have ever seen, and is ceramic and ppf safe.

I used this today for the first time. Been using (trying) bugs-n-all in the past. This stuff is much better! Thanks @redbaron

 

[Rosy]

I use good old fashioned elbow grease.

 

[redbaron]

I used this today for the first time. Been using (trying) bugs-n-all in the past. This stuff is much better! Thanks @redbaron

Just got done with my cleaning.

A few tips:

Only clean when it's cool and the sun is going down. Sunset and the following 30 minutes are perfect. Also dawn is a good option.

Clean within 12 hours of initial contact if possible.

For a quick clean, I spray the bugs and let soak for 60 seconds. I then use a bucket of water with a microfiber and go over the bugs in a single motion, changing sides of rag and then rinsing, wring towel, and repeat.

The bugs come off with ease. For the windshield, I spray the bugs then use the truck stop window squeegee and solution.

Giving it time to soak makes the job very easy.

 

[Neal]

I did it before the sun hit it, late morning. This is the first time I've been able to spray on a bug cleaner, wait a minute, and simply hose off with DI rinse. No bug scrubbers, or any interaction with the front end, no ladders, nothing. Spray, wait, hose off. Winner!

 

[SGilbert]

This post is 4+ years old.
Are y'all still happy with your preferred products/procedures?

Leaving on a trip in a few days.
Tempted to lightly spray Pam on front end as a preventative.
Anyone still using Pam??

 

[Boat Bum]

Don't spray cooking oil on your coach, put a nice coat of carnauba wax on it, just the front shouldn't take long.

 

[SGilbert]

Don't spray cooking oil on your coach, put a nice coat of carnauba wax on it, just the front shouldn't take long.

I've already got ceramic on it.

 

[redbaron]

This post is 4+ years old.
Are y'all still happy with your preferred products/procedures?

Leaving on a trip in a few days.
Tempted to lightly spray Pam on front end as a preventative.
Anyone still using Pam??

Yes. I have now upgraded to a 3 gallon pump sprayer with a 36inch wand. I also have the hand sprayer for the front end paint area at my level. With this setup I actually enjoy cleaning the coach each stop