My front end and the grill is getting splattered and smashed with bugs. What are you using to get them off and clean the surfaces? Do you have a sealant or wax applied to help with the removal? It seems like a daily task.

I have a monthly sub to an auto wash center. Takes the bug residue right off.

pgw85706 wrote

My front end and the grill is getting splattered and smashed with bugs. What are you using to get them off and clean the surfaces? Do you have a sealant or wax applied to help with the removal? It seems like a daily task.

The G45 seems to be a bug magnet for sure. This has worked well for me:
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Turtle-Wax-Bug-and-Tar-Remover-16oz/16888962?wl13=2641&wmlspartner=wlpa&selectedSellerId=0

As a life long OCD bug guy my method is to use a sponge like this: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08VQW1XSD
to remove the bugs (keep the sponge VERY wet) then follow up with a good base coat of something slippery. Either ceramic coat the front or I just use some synthetic spray after every wash.

lucycan wrote

As a life long OCD bug guy my method is to use a sponge like this: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08VQW1XSD
to remove the bugs (keep the sponge VERY wet) then follow up with a good base coat of something slippery. Either ceramic coat the front or I just use some synthetic spray after every wash.

Nice. Thanks, lucycan. I'm on it.

If it matters this is what I use after a wash. You can use it on just about anything but I limit it to metal, plastic, and glass.

www.amazon.com/dp/B005JPJMI2

Been using it for a decade on all my vehicles.

Excellent feedbacks and thanks for sharing what works best for you. Appreciate it. What is the general opinion to use a pressure washer on the low pressure spray setting?

pgw85706 wrote

What is the general opinion to use a pressure washer on the low pressure spray setting?

I use a pressure washer on low-medium... and I gently use a soaking wet bug sponge for any tough spots. I follow up with a spray detailer.

I learned from experience to get those dead bugs off the paint quickly before they destroy the clearcoat!