[NECHFalcon68]

I saw a snowbird today, but no love bugs....

[ajbrown]

Love bugs are back......

Cool crisp nights in MA....

It can only be one thing.... it is that time of year... lock up your valuables, enjoy your empty spaces now, WE snow birds are coming back in a month or so

[Rickg]

Originally Posted by redwitch

Keep some laundry sheets in your glove box. Lightly dampen and wipe. Gets the guts right off. You will have to wash the car later because the sheet leaves a film on the car but really makes removing them easy.

This is what I use for bugs: Bug Barricade, 35 Ounces - Griot's Garage


Bug Barricade Makes Removing Bug Jerky A Breeze

Our Bug Off! was a hit, but in my constant quest to strive for perfection I re-released it with a new and improved formula and name. With Bug Barricade you'll get the same type of protective coating you enjoyed with Bug Off! with an easier to apply formula that is twice as slippery to prevent bugs from sticking in the first place! Simply spray Bug Barricade on the surface (right over your wax) and spread it evenly with a soft micro fiber cloth. Its high lubricity helps prevent bugs from sticking to the surface. Now you have an invisible, water-soluble barrier so when you wash your vehicle after a summer drive the bugs come right off! Works on paint, plastic, rubber, chrome, and trim. Now all you have to worry about are the deer and those texting drivers!

[Yung Dum]

Originally Posted by Sunshine Mary

Yes I saw one yesterday

You never see just one love bug.

[msfooter]

Originally Posted by Rickg

This is what I use for bugs: Bug Barricade, 35 Ounces - Griot's Garage


Bug Barricade Makes Removing Bug Jerky A Breeze

Our Bug Off! was a hit, but in my constant quest to strive for perfection I re-released it with a new and improved formula and name. With Bug Barricade you'll get the same type of protective coating you enjoyed with Bug Off! with an easier to apply formula that is twice as slippery to prevent bugs from sticking in the first place! Simply spray Bug Barricade on the surface (right over your wax) and spread it evenly with a soft micro fiber cloth. Its high lubricity helps prevent bugs from sticking to the surface. Now you have an invisible, water-soluble barrier so when you wash your vehicle after a summer drive the bugs come right off! Works on paint, plastic, rubber, chrome, and trim. Now all you have to worry about are the deer and those texting drivers!

Is Bug Barricade available for local (TV) pickup?

Originally Posted by Rickg

This is what I use for bugs: Bug Barricade, 35 Ounces - Griot's Garage


Bug Barricade Makes Removing Bug Jerky A Breeze

Our Bug Off! was a hit, but in my constant quest to strive for perfection I re-released it with a new and improved formula and name. With Bug Barricade you'll get the same type of protective coating you enjoyed with Bug Off! with an easier to apply formula that is twice as slippery to prevent bugs from sticking in the first place! Simply spray Bug Barricade on the surface (right over your wax) and spread it evenly with a soft micro fiber cloth. Its high lubricity helps prevent bugs from sticking to the surface. Now you have an invisible, water-soluble barrier so when you wash your vehicle after a summer drive the bugs come right off! Works on paint, plastic, rubber, chrome, and trim. Now all you have to worry about are the deer and those texting drivers!

Thanks for the info

[capecodbob]

I use a paste called Rejex. You can usually get it at a local airport or online. Some pilots use it on their planes to easily get the bugs off.
You just put the paste on some night before you go to bed, and buff it the next morning.
Did it to my car when we drove 1300 miles to the Villages last year. Bugs came right off and front of car cleaned up in minutes.

BB

Just noticed 2 of my posts on this thread where I posted some you tube videos no longer have the videos. What's up with that?

[gomoho]

Is it my imagination or wishful thinking that the little rascals are starting to disappear already???

[ajbrown]

Originally Posted by Bosoxfan

Just noticed 2 of my posts on this thread where I posted some you tube videos no longer have the videos. What's up with that?

FWIW, this is the old TOTV issue where youtube videos do not show up in IE. I think it is just IE.

I do see your videos in your posts in this thread; I use Chrome. Try to QUOTE your post and you will see that the video is really there.

Originally Posted by ajbrown

FWIW, this is the old TOTV issue where youtube videos do not show up in IE. I think it is just IE.

I do see your videos in your posts in this thread; I use Chrome. Try to QUOTE your post and you will see that the video is really there.

Im using dolphin on my tablet & they don't show