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Well I'm trying to decide what to do about the sun baked bugs on the front end. Should I use a bug off? What do I scrub with? I would like to prevent any more scrathes (black- car!!!!!):scared:
Takes forever, but well worth it. I usually dedicate an entire day to clay barring and waxing (I have a couple of beetles to do). Clay bar at least once a year is the best thing you can do for your beetle...well besides frequent washing and oil changesdigitalputty said:It makes the paint really really smooth. Better than the day you bought it! ... it takes of contaminates and yucky stuff - old wax, dead bugs (if you missed them while washing), tar .... However, it takes forever ... and, you HAVE to wax afterwards.![]()
Thanks for the info. I'm heading out today to purchase Meguiar's Quik Detailer.manoverboard987 said:follow-up on the Quik Detailer-
i got some of tht sucky headlight sealer goop on the bumper when i hcanged out a headlight. I knew from experience Quik Detailer takes it off, so i went at it.
Man is that some nasty goop. as you're rubbing it, you think its gone but it just smeared some more.
anyhoo - thats not my point. eventually it all came off, and after i was done i wiped up the overspray. it just so happened that this little bit of spray had hit some dried on bugs (been there for more than 2 weeks). they came right off when i wiped it up.
conclusion: Quik Detailer is some awesome stuff - AND it doesnt eat wax. in fact, its made to help your wax in between waxings.