I've seen this stuff advertised, but haven't known anyone who has used it. It's gettin' to be that time of year here in Nor-Cal.(No,Our car isn't primered, not that there's anything wrong with that!)
Pro's, con's?
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RM40

Well, I may be a bit biased, but I can say that all of us at SRS have been using Bug Melt for several years (long before SRS was even around). It is a local product and we liked it so much that we decided to sell it here.

It works very well, I have to say. I usually apply the Bug Melt as a first step when washing our cars - spray the paint (or primer :) down with water, spray it on, and let it soak for a couple of minutes. After that, you can simply wipe the bugs off with without having to scrub.

We've sold several bottles, so hopefully someone else can chime in here.

Jason

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Jason Long
Streetrod Stuff Webmaster

Did you say you WASH your car? I don't do that unless caught in a rainstorm. A california duster and cleaner thats it . R P Peggys other half
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Peggy Diegan

RP, sounds like my 1998 Dodge Quad Cab!!! I remember a time last year when it rained so hard the truck almost shined again! In years past, I was known to don a raincoat and a bottle of spray soap and a long handled brush but i finally gave up when I realized just what I was doing! I was saved somehow by an unknown entity and to this day, just use a Cal. duster! Now the roadster is a bit different.
Since it's painted black suede, it gets Windex and it works great for removing dirt,bugs, fingerprints et al..See ya'll
Fred
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Fred P.

Hey, Jason!

Can this stuff be used satisfactorily, without adverse effects, without washing the car? As in RP's case,I go the Cal Carduster route,etc..
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RM40