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Therapony 08-20-2017 12:32 PM

New to Group: (Female) Owner since '05 (Windsor)
 
Hello All
Just thought I'd say hi!
My current pony is a white and black 2014 V6 manual convertible.
I love her.
Just wish I could get and keep those squished bugs off her grill.
Any suggestions.

Darlene from Windsor.

Ray Spencer 08-20-2017 12:44 PM


Originally Posted by Therapony (Post 208995)
Hello All
Just thought I'd say hi!
My current pony is a white and black 2014 V6 manual convertible.
I love her.
Just wish I could get and keep those squished bugs off her grill.
Any suggestions.

Darlene from Windsor.

I use Turtle Wax Bug and Tar Remover on both my Mustangs. Spray on then let it sit for a few minutes. Scrub off with a wash mitt in preferably warm water. Also helps to wax the grille...makes it easier to remove the bugs the next time. Oops... and welcome to the site.

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Therapony 08-20-2017 12:51 PM

Thanks for the tip. I will try that. Just tired of breaking nails when trying to scrape them off. Or I could not drive at night :)

Ray Spencer 08-20-2017 12:57 PM


Originally Posted by Therapony (Post 208997)
Thanks for the tip. I will try that. Just tired of breaking nails when trying to scrape them off. Or I could not drive at night :)

No problem. The site exists to help each other out. Never use finger nails to take anything off your vehicle. You can get a bug and tar scrub pad at Canadian Tire. If your on Facebook look me up.

Ray Spencer 08-20-2017 01:03 PM


Therapony 08-20-2017 01:41 PM

Well I just finished giving her the once over. I even put the cowl (sp?) on her and she looks hot. Now on my way to Cdn tire to find the bug stuff.

Apocalypse Pony 08-20-2017 04:35 PM

Congrats and welcome Darlene. I find the best cure for those pesky bugs is to blast them off at the power wash before they have a chance to dry. I bought a power washer for the home , so its super easy to fire it up and blast the bugs off on a regular basis, especially immediately after a long road trip. Even if I'm out of town, I'll hit the power wash just to blast them away. Another good preventive measure is to keep a healthy coat of wax on the front end, if they can't stick to the paint, easier to get off the paint.

Wow, another girl....gravydog318 ( resident CMOC diva ) is going to be happy. lol

herbz 08-20-2017 06:05 PM

I can vouch for the Turtle Wax Bug and Tar remover. Been using it for years, works pretty good on a white car that bugs really show on.

It works pretty good on tar too.

Therapony 08-21-2017 07:08 AM

Thanks for the advice. Unfortunately the deceased insects had been on the grill for a few days, not to mention it being really hot out. So I should have said they were baked on. (I used to have a power washer.... :)

Therapony 08-21-2017 07:10 AM

I've got a few tar spots on the pony decals that run along the door bottoms. I've been afraid to use anything on it for fear it will damage the sticker. Thoughts?


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