Flies Flies Flies!

[Stevo182]

Been doing a lot of long distance motorway driving recently. And now my resembled a piece of fly paper!

I tried AG Insect Remover the other day, and it didnt do the job on the stubborn ones! Any tips to prevent and treat the problem?

Cheers

Steve

 

[DanFreemanPhoto]

Don't think there's anything to do to prevent it m8.

How did you apply the IR?

 

[Stevo182]

Obviously the only preventative is to not drive! lol

I sprayed it on, left it for 30sec-1min, the washed off using wash mitt and Meguirs Gold(excuse spelling).

 

[The Boosh!]

I just use tar remover on the more stubborn stuff. Think bug remover is a waste of money. Snow foam > Jet wash > AG Tar remover > Wash > polish > Seal > wax. No way of preventing from what i know of... Unless you buy one of those gimp mask things.

 

[Ben.]

drive on the m'way when its pissing it down and they will vanish

 

[Lee-182]

AG Insect Remover, Awesome stuff!

 

[db]

Having a good few layers of sealant and wax will help the buggers not bond on so much.

 

[carrmrc96]

I found th AG stuff rubbish as well. I found the turtle wax stuff was better, its thick like a cream and smells nice to.

 

[b1lly]

just lay a wet paper towel on them for a couple of minutes, they'll come off easy then

 

[VIICarCare]

I use chem guys bug bugger, then polish/wax her up again.

 

[Fletcher]

I use a bug sponge on my 172, works a treat.

 

[Ali]

Pfft...They just wipe off! Infact there's so much wax on mine than they just slide off...Only fly to survive hitting a car at 100mph! Then of course they got sucked into the vent! lol

Poorboys bug and insect remover is good tho!

 

[FeelX]

Sponge in nylon stockings. (don't know if that is swirls-safe though)
And insect remover.