Bug&tar remover

Here’s a practical Bug & Tar Remover Guide so you can keep your paint smooth and protected:

🐞🚗 Bug & Tar Removal – Step by Step

1. Preparation

• Work in the shade and make sure the surface is cool to the touch.

• Gather supplies:

  • Dedicated bug & tar remover spray or gel (safe for clear coat).

  • Microfiber towels.

  • Soft sponge or bug sponge (not abrasive).

  • Optional: Clay bar or clay mitt (for stubborn spots).

  • Bucket with car wash soap & water (for rinsing after).

2. Initial Rinse

• Spray the front bumper, grille, mirrors, and lower panels with water to loosen debris.

• This prevents extra rubbing and scratches.

3. Apply Bug & Tar Remover

• Spray or apply the remover directly onto the bug splatter or tar spots.

• Let it dwell for 1–2 minutes (follow product instructions—don’t let it dry).

4. Wipe or Gently Agitate

• Use a microfiber towel or bug sponge to gently wipe away the softened residue.

• For tar, press the towel against it to dissolve before wiping—don’t scrape.

5. Rinse & Wash

• Rinse the treated area with water.

• Wash with car shampoo to remove any chemical residue.

6. Inspect & Repeat if Needed

• For stubborn tar/bug stains, repeat the process.

• Use a clay bar if needed for bonded contaminants.

7. Protect the Paint

• Apply a wax, sealant, or ceramic spray after cleaning.

• This creates a slick surface so bugs/tar don’t stick as hard next time.