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YOUR RESEARCHAnyone here tried "Bug Guard" spray?
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For your protection, safety glasses and rubber gloves are recommended while using this product.
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A Sure Shot sprayer works great, using a criss-cross pattern to apply.
Use pistol or garden sprayer, spray product evenly
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Using a pistol or garden sprayer, spray product evenly on a clean, dry surface (front part of hood, grill and lower front fascia).
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Looking for a bra alternative for a long trip, found this -- has anyone tried it? Link is at bottom of description. I have no relation to this company, just wondering if anyone has tried this stuff?
BUG GUARD�
TEMPORARY PROTECTIVE COATING
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
Bug Guard� is a clear, water base liquid that, once applied to the front of your vehicle, dries completely to form a barrier against paint damaging bug kill, insect residue, road contaminants and rock chips. Bug Guard� is a biodegradable liquid that is safe and easy to use. Simply spray on surface and allow to dry. That�s it. Bug Guard� lays down a clear, protective, temporary coating. Bugs and contaminants stick to coating, not your finish. Lovebugs, mayflies, gnats, flies, mosquitoes, dragonflies, bee pollen and other contaminants rinse away easily with water. Safe for painted, plastic, chrome, fiberglass, metal and other non-porous surfaces. Non-flammable, non-toxic and non-corrosive. It is also an excellent overspray protector. Signage and brochures are also availabale for a complete car wash, detail shop and dealer package.
RECOMMENDED FOR
Great for all cars, trucks, sport utilities, vans, motorcycles, rental cars, fleet vehicles, dealer demos, commercial vehicles, truckers, buses, police cars, fire engines, ambulances, farm equipment and more.
APPLICATION
SHAKE WELL BEFORE USING. For your protection, safety glasses and rubber gloves are recommended while using this product. Using a pistol or garden sprayer, spray product evenly on a clean, dry surface (front part of hood, grill and lower front fascia). Allow to dry completely (approx. 5-10 minutes) before driving vehicle. Dries to high gloss, transparent coating. For faster drying, apply Bug Guard� by wiping on surface with sponge. For best results, apply 2nd coat after 1st coat has dried completely.
To Remove Bugs and Coating: Use C-71 Bug Remover or C-60 Super Car Wash Shampoo and wash vehicle in normal manner. Rinse treated area thoroughly with high pressure water and agitate with wash mitt or sponge. It may also be removed at your local car wash. Hard rain will also remove coating. Not intended for long term protection. Rinse coating off after 30 days of being on vehicle.
SPECIAL NOTES
Keep from freezing. Not for use on windshields.You must reapply if the vehicle has come in contact with water sprinklers, rain, heavy moisture (dew). It is a temporary method of keeping bugs from penetrating the surface of the paint. A Sure Shot sprayer works great, using a criss-cross pattern to apply. Chrome bumpers might need a second application.
http://www.prowax.com/specprod.shtml#s10.anchr
"To Remove Bugs and Coating: Use C-71 Bug Remover or C-60 Super Car Wash Shampoo and wash vehicle in normal manner. Rinse treated area thoroughly with high pressure water and agitate with wash mitt or sponge. It may also be removed at your local car wash."
I haven't used it, but if you follow the above instructions, the bugs, etc., should come off with or without the "protective" coating. Sounds like a lot of snake oil to me. I'd probably be more interested in stone chip protection. I, too, hate bras, and will look at all alternatives.
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