Review on 🐞 4oz Concentrate Bugsplatter N All - Makes 2 Quarts - Multi-Surface Vehicle Cleaner and Bug Splatter Remover - Also Removes Black Streaks - Includes 1 Qt. Spray Bottle - Preserves Wax, Clear Coat, Paint & Decals by David Fields

Bugs N All Bugs Remover works surprisingly well. In Central Florida we have two love bug seasons, one in May and the other in September. This particular bug is attracted to CO2 and tends to congregate along roads and intersections. With two love bug seasons underway, it's hard to go anywhere in Central Florida without coming home with love bug spray sprayed all over your front bumper and grille. The main problem with these bugs, aside from their suicidal nature, is that their guts are caustic. My front bumper is riddled with holes in the paint due to the caustic nature of these bugs' guts. Last year he ate some stains on my bumper paint because I didn't remove the gum when I got home. I've tried several products over the years. Right now, Bugs N All is the only one that doesn't need cleaning and multiple bug removal apps. After spraying on Bugs N All and waiting a few minutes, I just wipe it off with a microfiber cloth. Bug spray appears immediately. Due to my impatience I had to reapply it several times. On those few occasions, I realized that I hadn't soaked the bug's guts enough or waited long enough for it to do its job. You get two liters from a small 4 ounce bottle of concentrate. Bugs N All comes with a 1 liter spray bottle. You mix the concentrated insect solution with water, shake well and Bugs N All is ready to use. Since the water in my house is quite hard, I chose to use distilled water to mix with the concentrate to avoid water stains on my car. This worked because the cleared area is invisible on the rest of the car after removing the bugs. This isn't a brand I've ever used before, but I'll pick it up again as soon as it runs out.