Detailer's Road Kill Bug Remover - The New KING of Bug Removers

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Detailer's Road Kill Bug Remover - The New KING of Bug Removers




Detailer's Road Kill Bug Remover is the solution to pesky bug gut remains. This fast-acting cleaner annihilates pesky bug guts before they cause damage to your vehicle’s delicate finish. If you live in a region that’s plagued by the infamous love bug, you’ll be able to remove them as well! Detailer’s Road Kill Bug Remover also works great on tar, road grime and heavy road films. Concentrated formula makes it a great value.

Surely your best friend’s college roommate, girlfriend’s uncle or co-worker’s wife has shared a remedy for removing bugs that involves some type of engine lubricant or driveway cleaner. Say no! Harsh solvents are best left in the garage for things like removing oil from engine blocks or lubricating squeaky door hinges. These high-octane cleaners cause more damage to your vehicle’s delicate clear coat finish than the bug guts do! Detailer’s Road Kill Bug Remover annihilates bug guts without damaging delicate finishes.

Benefits:
  • Safely removes bug guts
  • Works great at removing fresh tar
  • No rinsing required
  • Compatible with all shampoos to boost their cleaning power
  • Concentrated formula can be diluted 1:1 with water
  • Will not remove sealants or waxes
  • High-lubricity formula prevents towel-induced marring
  • Can be used on a variety of different surfaces

Use Detailer's Road Kill Bug Remover on...

Paint

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Plastic

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Chrome

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Don't stop at bug guts! Detailer's Road Kill Bug Remover works exceptionally well for removing fresh road tar.

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Add a couple ounces of Detailer's Road Kill Bug Remover to your wash bucket to supercharge your shampoo's cleaning power!

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Remove bugs and tar the safe and effective way with Detailer's Road Kill Bug Remover!

Detailer’s Road Kill Bug Remover


DP Road Kill Bug Remover Combo



If you need something with a little extra bite, consider the DP Road Kill Bug Scrubber available in the DP Road Kill Bug Remover Combo.

Spray the cleaner onto the affected area...

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And the specially designed sponge makes stubborn bug guts easier to remove!

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Detailer’s Road Kill Bug Remover Combo
 
I am hitting the road today, going to grab a bottle to do a little clean up when I arrive at my destination!
 
this did catch my eye. looks like a great product. with the bug season in full swing, a giveaway of this product would be great! "hint"
 
Is DP Cleanse-All as safe as this on paint?

Did you use this new product undiluted?

It doesn't strip LSP's??????
 
What's the difference between using this and an APC?

I find OPC diluted 1:3 does a very effective job at removing bugs as well.
 
Meghan said:
I am hitting the road today, going to grab a bottle to do a little clean up when I arrive at my destination!
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Ahhhhh that explains where my bottle went. :nomore:

pro 4x said:
this did catch my eye. looks like a great product. with the bug season in full swing, a giveaway of this product would be great! "hint"
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Great idea! :dblthumb2:

FivePoint.0 said:
Is DP Cleanse-All as safe as this on paint?

Did you use this new product undiluted?

It doesn't strip LSP's??????
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DP Cleanse-All is paint-safe, but removing bugs is just like removing swirls - use the least aggressive method.

Bug guts remove waxes and sealants, which is why you want to remove them ASAP. Once your wax or sealant is gone, they will begin to etch into the paint, causing permanent damage.

ihaveacamaro said:
What's the difference between using this and an APC?

I find OPC diluted 1:3 does a very effective job at removing bugs as well.
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Detailer's Road Kill is formulated with certain ingredients that are designed to dissolve bug guts. While you can "remove" the bug guts with an APC, most of the time you're removing the wax/sealant as well. Not only that, APCs aren't formulated with the same ingredients that dissolve the bug gut remains, therefor it's very likely that you haven't completely cleansed the surface, increasing the chances that an etching will occur.

Choose the right product for the job. :props:
 
Nick@Autogeek said:
Bug guts remove waxes and sealants, which is why you want to remove them ASAP. Once your wax or sealant is gone, they will begin to etch into the paint, causing permanent damage.
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I was referring to road kill possibly stripping LSP's, but you answered my question. :dblthumb2:
 
FivePoint.0 said:
I was referring to road kill possibly stripping LSP's, but you answered my question. :dblthumb2:
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That's what I'm here for Mark!

I know you would like this product very much. :dblthumb2:
 
I don't encounter many bugs driving around in Metro Phoenix. I think it's too hot for them. They all moved to Florida.:bolt:

During the course of the year, I have to make a few trips to Tucson, and I don't really pick up many bugs on that trip either.

So, the best way to eliminate the bug problem is to make it so hot and dry that the flying bugs leave. If we could only get rid of the scorpions.

I guess the bugs are smarter than we are. Even they won't live here.

Jim
 
Good to know. I was wondering the same thing.

Nick@Autogeek said:
Detailer's Road Kill is formulated with certain ingredients that are designed to dissolve bug guts. While you can "remove" the bug guts with an APC, most of the time you're removing the wax/sealant as well. Not only that, APCs aren't formulated with the same ingredients that dissolve the bug gut remains, therefor it's very likely that you haven't completely cleansed the surface, increasing the chances that an etching will occur.

Choose the right product for the job. :props:
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Great review Nick. I just used some PB Bug Squash after a trip to the beach. Can't wait to see how this compares. :dblthumb2:
 
Meghan said:
I am hitting the road today, going to grab a bottle to do a little clean up when I arrive at my destination!
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I always wondered if you employees have to pay for your products like these?

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Any chance this will get added to the samples section, I'd love to try some before I dive in call me cheap but too many products sometimes hahaha. I'd love to see how it compares to PB bird sh#! Remover. Which I love!
 
dsg03gt said:
I always wondered if you employees have to pay for your products like these?

Sent from my XT907 using Tapatalk 2
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I'm sure Meghan gives Max the same excuse I give her - "I need this product for testing purposes." ;)

cleanmycorolla said:
Any chance this will get added to the samples section, I'd love to try some before I dive in call me cheap but too many products sometimes hahaha. I'd love to see how it compares to PB bird sh#! Remover. Which I love!
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Great idea!
 
Sounds like a nice product. It seems that we have a great use for it here in Edmonton, Alberta....

By the way... THIS IS NOT MY CAR !!!!!

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I have recently tried the Diamondite bug cleaner, now that stuff works. I have removed bug remnants from several vehicles and I love this stuff. It took off old remains that my old cleaner couldn't get off.


DennisIm the MAN
 
wonder how this compares to AF citrus power.
 
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