Review on 🚗 Bugsplatter N All 1qt. Concentrate: Powerful Multi-Surface Vehicle Cleaner & Black Streak Remover | 8 Quarts of Cleaning Solution | Includes 1 Qt. Spray Bottle for Easy Application! by Jaymai Alford

I am very concerned about our small fleet consisting of a red 2005 Chevrolet C6 Corvette, a white 2013 Range Rover Sport Supercharged and a 2019 GMC Sierra Denali Satin Silver Metallic. I despise the bug spray that comes with our Wisconsin summers and have never found anything other than a thorough wash and scrub to remove them. I'm not a big fan of harsh washing chemicals and prefer to keep my cars clean, mostly with aftermarket products that can be wiped and removed for a more frequent (but less labor intensive) cleaning. Despite the cost, I definitely decided to give Bugs-N-All a try to see if it does what many reviewers have said. Guess what. it does. It takes some getting used to using it properly, especially if you don't wash your car after removing the bugs (which I don't). You feel like you only need to work on the area where you can be effective and shine before moving on. The results are pretty good. The stuff dissolves by clinging to the bug debris, and a good mop usually cleans it up pretty well. Then a clean cloth to buff and shine and even the intricate big chrome grille on my GMC looks great. I've only used it once on all three of our vehicles. The Rover was probably the best test as it had curdled juice that fully baked/cured in a couple of weeks. Even then, Bugs-N-All removed it better than any product I've used in the past. I'll keep watching, but for now I recommend. (Oh, and the cost really isn't that bad since it's VERY concentrated. 4 ounces of concentrate equals 32 ounces of product.)