bug prob ??
bug prob ??
I was just wondering if ya'll might have some ideas on how to keep the bug prob to a minnimum on the front of the camper or at least a way to get them off easier? We have one that has that big budah look to it i have heard that you can put some oil on it (cooking oil) and that helps but im not to sure though. Any thoughts would be great. thanks in advance.
I am not sure if it would work well but I use furniture polish on my race car to keep mud from sticking... When it dries a little it just falls right off... Plus you don't have to worry about leaving a wet sticky film on the finish....
But wait >>> Thats not all!!!!
You will also leave your truck with a nice clean lemony scent that last and last...
Oilguy
But wait >>> Thats not all!!!!
You will also leave your truck with a nice clean lemony scent that last and last...
Oilguy
Removing bugs is easy with a little elbow grease. I use used dryer sheets wrapped around a rubber sanding block on a pole (like they use for drywall sanding).
Sea Foam Bug-B-Gone works well also.
Hub
Sea Foam Bug-B-Gone works well also.
Hub
get a sprayer bottle & use a solution of babyoil & water. Spray liberally all over the front. Keepss bugs from hardening. Spray again on the way home, if only a weekend trip.
If you are staying for a time, get the bugs off ASAP, as the oil does not lat forever. stains can be an issue too. The truck squegees with the long handles & a hose, 2 step ladder are usually all you need to get them mostly off.
If you are staying for a time, get the bugs off ASAP, as the oil does not lat forever. stains can be an issue too. The truck squegees with the long handles & a hose, 2 step ladder are usually all you need to get them mostly off.
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