CaneMustang

Here is what you need - this is the best stuff I have ever used:

http://www.poorboysworld.com/bug-squash.htm

Here is the sponge I use:

http://www.autogeek.net/pinsafscrub.html

boss hoss

umm. prob gonna get torched for this but... dryer sheets work great.. wet them a little and wipe of bugs.. rinse with water when done.. i live in florida and love bugs are crazy. drive to the beach and back and car is covered.. not much effort with damp dryer sheet and poof.. like butter baby...just make sure to rinse off after done..

pentavolvo

agreed 100%. after dryer sheets i will never go back to any other product

05xrunner

after some of these suggestions I would HATE to see what some of your paint looks like..Sheesh

saunupe1911

Just don't leave the bugs on there over a few heated days. Also a strong pressure wash usually gets most of them off.

And KEEP IT WAXED

wkayl

I gave my car a good once over with Bullet High Shine ( http://www.bulletpolish.com/default.asp ). After each wash, I use Bullet Spray Polish. bugs come right off.

MustangFirstCar

That is exactly what I was just thinking.

Half of these posts made me *headdesk*

timmbo

I'm surprised all of you Seafoam brand lovers have never heard of Bugs B Gone. I used this stuff alot on the front fairings of my Harleys and it's the best stuff I've ever used. And trust me, I was **** as hell about swirling or micro marring the clear coat. No problem as long as I used this stuff.

http://www.seafoamsales.com/bugs-b-gone.html