Dryer sheets! 2 ways. #1 wet the car/bike, take a dryer sheet and wipe the bugs off. #2 Take an old spray bottle, put in a dryer sheet add water till 1/2 full, shake and wait a bit. Spray this on your bug collection. You will see the bugs start to dissolve! Then wash is the normal way. This stuff does work.
See ya'll.
Bill
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Interesting. I'll have to try that.
The forum purists are demanding photos of that black. Is it light black, dark black satin or glossy?
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All shades of black are acceptable.
I wonder if the dryer sheets will turn black while scrubbing bugs off. We'll see.
Test on an inconspicuous/unused area.......the speedo area between 75 and 125 should suffice
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Well then, I can't try it there.
Speaking of bugs, yesterday I had an open face helmet on, and a bumble bee zoomed in between my ear and the helmet. By the timeI stopped and got the helmet off, the bee did his thing. OUCH!All shades of black are acceptable.
I wonder if the dryer sheets will turn black while scrubbing bugs off. We'll see.
John
Always a good time. Not!Speaking of bugs, yesterday I had an open face helmet on, and a bumble bee zoomed in between my ear and the helmet. By the timeI stopped and got the helmet off, the bee did his thing. OUCH!
John
Just another good reason to wear a full face with shield.Speaking of bugs, yesterday I had an open face helmet on, and a bumble bee zoomed in between my ear and the helmet. By the timeI stopped and got the helmet off, the bee did his thing. OUCH!
John
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