🐛 Bug Buster 3D - Versatile Exterior Cleaner & Degreaser for Effortless Bug Removal on Plastic, Rubber, Metal, Chrome, Aluminum, Windows & Mirrors, Gentle on Automotive Paint, Wax & Clear Coat Review

I live in the country and bugs on the front of cars are a way of life. I've been using Turtle Wax Bug and Tar for years and it usually takes 2-3 passes to remove week old baked bugs from the front of my car. I ordered a gallon of this stuff and diluted it 4:1 in a 32 ounce spray bottle. I sprayed it on the front of two of my cars and let it sit for a few minutes. I could see the product melting bugs off cars! Rubbing with a soapy sponge removed 95% of bed bugs in one go. I squeezed the sponge a

I used it to remove tons of Texas bugs from my windshield, headlights and grille. It worked amazingly and when I did it there were 100+ out there. First I used a water hose to wet the surfaces which probably cooled them down (as directed) but it was still hot outside and this stuff worked like a charm. Sprayed halfway across the windshield (that's all I get on one side anyway), then used a washcloth and wiped the bugs off right away. They were on my windshield for weeks and gotten so bad I…

I don't normally write reviews but this product is exceptional. I HATE the thought of cleaning baked bugs but this product is amazing. Somewhere 1:6 (recommended 1:4-1:10) mixed in a spray bottle. Washed the car to cool it down and sprayed it on the product. Almost immediately you could see him begin to liquify the baked bugs. I waited a few minutes, lightly rubbing the bugs with a sponge to soften the residue, then lowered the hose. 90% of the errors are gone the first time. Second spray, wipe

I just bought a brand new motorcycle and some bugs must have eaten epoxy then flew drunk onto the freeway, lay down under me and died on my windshield. I was able to wash off all the bugs with little effort, but two huge sprays resisted everything I tried. Soak in soap, hot water, alcohol, petroleum jelly. That was incredible. I was really hoping this product would work but was blown away by how effective it is. I soaked two small pieces of kitchen paper in it and applied it to the spray. After

I bought BugsN'All first. Worked fine but the concentrate was 2 liters and cost $17.99. I used up a whole bottle on a long trip and needed to save some so I wasn't too happy with the cost. So I tried this 3D Bug Remover Concentrate on a 1000+ mile trip last weekend and also picked up a liter bottle of BugsN'All for comparison. I couldn't tell any difference, both worked fine. I bought a gallon of 3D Bug Remover Concentrate for $29.99, diluted it 5:1 and bought a chemical resistant bottle to put