Do pre-wash bug&tar removers strip your LSP?

[Mc'lovin]

Hi all,

I have Chemical Guys "Bug Bugger & Tar Remover" (A.K.A "Strong Wash") and am wondering if you could shed a little information based on your experience whether this product (and others from the same genere) is safe for your sealant/wax when diuted 10:1?

I want to use it in order to remove some tar before washing the car (and sometimes in-between washes, especially if bird droppings are involved), however I was wondering whether these products are LSP-safe.

Thank you!

 

[BillE]

In most cases when you use a 'strong anything', the LSP is going to be removed.

Remember, LSP's are sacrificial.

Bill

 

[Mike PhillipsMike Phillips is verified member.]

Also put things in extremes...

Is a Bug & Tar Remover adding wax?

What's the opposite of adding?

 

[brawl]

When I used Dawn and APC to remove wax and sealant, beading and sheeting were gone but the tar and asphalts sticking to the paint stood their ground. I had to use kerosene before claying the paint.

Also put things in extremes...

Is a Bug & Tar Remover adding wax?

What's the opposite of adding?

Nice theme you have there Mr. Phillips.

 

[shoeless89]

The best bug and tar remover I've found that won't completely strip wax when properly diluted is Poorboys Bug Squash. Its great stuff!

 

[SON1C]

Yeah I'm going to be trying bug squash, great reviews on it

 

[Old Tiger]

In most cases when you use a 'strong anything', the LSP is going to be removed.

Remember, LSP's are sacrificial.

Bill

True, unless you use a Coating for your LSP.

 

[bigez]

True, unless you use a Coating for your LSP.

So I guess if I'm using opti-coat, I could spray bugs with full strength OPC? Or is that pushing it a bit?

 

[WRXINXS]

1z einszett anti-inseckt also says it will not remove lsp.