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Apr 2, 2013 | 09:33 AM

#21

IAMSWUTIAMS

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From: San Diego, Mexifornia

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Originally Posted by Casper

1/2 water and 1/2 Hydrogen Peroxide....eats the protein in the bugs...spray, let it soak for a few and wipe them off...works great.

That's the ticket.

Apr 2, 2013 | 09:36 AM

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Black Gator

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From: Central Florida

I keep a generic 32oz spray bottle in the garage. Add about 3oz of Dawn and fill w/water. Works great for Loy's of stuff.

Apr 2, 2013 | 10:01 AM

#23

dugan

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From: Maryland

Quote:

Originally Posted by IAMSWUTIAMS

That's the ticket.

hydrogen peroxide, works great!

Apr 2, 2013 | 11:00 AM

#24

Lowcountry Joe

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From: Near Myrtle Beach, SC

Bug Slide and Pig Snot. Who's getting paid to name these products?

+1 on the wax then wet microfiber towel. Also +1 on the half/half H2O2.

Apr 2, 2013 | 11:05 AM

#25

JohnnyC

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From: Near Frankenmuth, MI

I learned about this here, on this forum.

Meguiar' s Ultimate Wash & Wax Anywhere.

Just started using this last year and I'm extremely pleased with the results. I use it on metal, plastic, fiberglass and the windshield. This amount lasts a long time when using on bikes. Always use microfiber clothes. Spray on, let set to dissolve bugs. Wipe off to remove debris and dry. Then using a clean clothe to polish it to a real nice shine. Sold at all "thrifty" stores like Walmart and Meijers.

It'll clean the haze off the windshield and shine it up like new again.