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bullet1 · 08-07-2010, 01:24 PM

I've run into these horrible creatures a few times on our late summer trips to panama city. The best thing I can say to help with the cleaning of them is to make sure you have a good coat of wax or sealant down before going out. This will allow you to clean the surface much much easier. And if you don't let them bake on for days and days, they should wipe off with minimal effort with a normal wash mit. If they do get baked on, you can use some bug/tar remover and let it sit for a few minutes and if you do have a good coat of wax/sealant, they should come right off.

08-07-2010, 01:24 PM	#29 (permalink)
bullet1 Base Member Join Date: Jul 2010 Location: Columbus, OH Posts: 101 Drives: 370Z Black - Touring Rep Power: 15	I've run into these horrible creatures a few times on our late summer trips to panama city. The best thing I can say to help with the cleaning of them is to make sure you have a good coat of wax or sealant down before going out. This will allow you to clean the surface much much easier. And if you don't let them bake on for days and days, they should wipe off with minimal effort with a normal wash mit. If they do get baked on, you can use some bug/tar remover and let it sit for a few minutes and if you do have a good coat of wax/sealant, they should come right off.