After using rejex and bugs do accur on the bumper, do we just wipe the bugs off with a dry towel or do we have to wash the car ?
1850075
I never used it on the front of my car. I only use it on my chrome wheels to prevent the buildup of brake dust. I just use some Windex multisurface to clean them.
1850076
Rejex will make getting the bug off much easier. Just use a moist towel or paper product (never ever use a dry towel as it will scratch the paint) and almost anything will come off.
1850077
I find that just a wet cloth takes off the "love bugs" we have here in Florida. These things are acidic and can eat through your paint, but Rejex makes the cleanup as easy as wipe off with a wet cloth. No need to wash the whole car.
1850078
Bugs cannot be wiped off dry, some moisture needs to be involved. For light bug accumulations I sometimes use a wet cloth but for the usual heavy mess of splats it's about as fast and probably less messy to just wash the car.
1850079
I still seem to need to wash to get bugs off. Also to get brake dust off the wheels too. With my chrome wheels, compressed air does not remove it. Granted bugs and dust do come off very easily. And I do like this product to keep my chrome/steel wheels from rusting..
1640401
The Meguiars goes on fast, lift off bug smears and tar easily and drys fast so a quick wipe and the cr is done, here in Phoenix after a dust storm I can wipe the car down and be done in 10 minutes. I always found turtle wax products to be a bit harder to work with and the streakier.
635343
I wouldn't think so I would dry clean. Its a very nice jacket and wouldn't want to ruin it. Hand clean the bugs off is what i did:/
1817790
Should be no problem whatsoever. I also had all kinds of scrapes and scratches on my bumper and had actually considered having it airbrushed before applying the BumperTek. But decided the BumperTek would cover up most of them, and it did. And there was no issue getting it to adhere to the bumper right over the scratches. Bill
1551983
I tried it at first, but when I can remove the part I wash it in the sink using dishwashing liquid then a real hot water rinse, and towel it dry. If it can't be removed from the car, I rub the piece with a clean rag soaked in hot water and some ammonia (have good ventilation!). Wear latex or cotton gloves to keep the oils from your skin off the part too.
273366
Cheryl, Plain old soap and water will do the trick. And I'd use a paper towel when doing the washing. As for detergent; nothing fancy is needed. The active in this bait is so mild and vulnerable any detergent will kill it and when mixed with water? The net result will dilute the bait to a harmless derivative that can safely be thrown away in the trash.Cheers,JonathanCustomer CareU-Spray Bugspray
1097046
We have washed it without any problem. Just a hassle to reconnect and install.
327680
I just wipe it down with a damp cloth Carefully. Make sure you are not holding the button on.
124628
just wipe it down real quick afterwards. I only take the slip off it once in a while to clean.
1336511
I did as well. But when I re washed the blanket and sheet the bleeding had went away. I haven't done this to the bumpers yet. The bleeding on those aren't as noticeable.
1704596
Mine has survived a minor bump or two when parking. I only use a "touchless" carwash, so I have no experience with the kind you use. I'd say "Give it a try."
649035
BMW dealer removes it every time they wash my car. I was advised to remove it. Haven't done it yet
226337
I do the same as the other responder. Spray it on, let it sit for a few minutes and rinse it off with the hose. If there is a little left a damp sponge will remove it easily. This is the best bug remover I have ever used, even if the bugs have been on for awhile.
5144
Yes. You may want to disconnect the battery before you wash it. There are lots of decals /stickers, so don't scrub them off. I would let it dry throughly before reconnecting the battery and using it.
1270402
I always wash the car with soap and water first, then chamois the car dry. I've never used soapy water with my clay bar. I always use the waterless quick-detailing spray from Meguiars or Mothers when using the clay, then wipe with a fresh microfiber towel as I go.
920613
Whoops I accidentally answers yes. It hasn't affected mine. I do live in AZ a though. I have washed my car several times and it hasn't been affected
226340
You just bought the best bug off spray, before you wash your car shake bottle several minutes to mix any settled mixture, spray area covered in bugs, front bumper, hood, and backs of mirrors and even windshields let set for about five minutes wash car with a soapy sponge and rinse, do windshield first as to not let spray stand to long on glass, could cause hazing, you will be surprised how easy the bugs and bug guts comes off doesn't remove wax and will not harm clear coat I use it on my Corvettes, and caddies, and work cars just bought 2 more bottles for summer