[golf4two]

Apply Saran Wrap to the front bumper, being careful not to block the radiator air intake grill; when there are enough bugs caught that you want to remove it, simply peel it off, roll it up in a ball, throw it away, and apply a new piece. This can save time and money by reducing the number of times that you need to go to the car wash.

[vintageogauge]

They are pretty much gone now. When they were here I just kept a small bucket of soapy water in the garage and wipe them off when I pull in, not a big deal and don't have to be careful doing it. Drove from Fenney to Target on 441/27 and then across 466 to 301 and back south to Fenney. When I got home there was one bog on my bumper, I wiped it off and then put the bucket away until fall.

[MSchad]

Originally Posted by golf4two

Apply Saran Wrap to the front bumper, being careful not to block the radiator air intake grill; when there are enough bugs caught that you want to remove it, simply peel it off, roll it up in a ball, throw it away, and apply a new piece. This can save time and money by reducing the number of times that you need to go to the car wash.

Or use a wet dryer sheet. They come very easily. Probably not as fast a plastic wrap, but I would be afraid the wrap could come off while driving.

[retiredguy123]

Originally Posted by golf4two

Apply Saran Wrap to the front bumper, being careful not to block the radiator air intake grill; when there are enough bugs caught that you want to remove it, simply peel it off, roll it up in a ball, throw it away, and apply a new piece. This can save time and money by reducing the number of times that you need to go to the car wash.

I can't even apply Saran Wrap to a bowl without getting it all tangled and twisted.

[dewilson58]

I use Saran Wrap with I go into Winn Dixie.........very entertaining to watch people.

[600th Photo Sq]

Originally Posted by golf4two

Apply Saran Wrap to the front bumper, being careful not to block the radiator air intake grill; when there are enough bugs caught that you want to remove it, simply peel it off, roll it up in a ball, throw it away, and apply a new piece. This can save time and money by reducing the number of times that you need to go to the car wash.

What a terrific idea. Especially on a long trip.

Thank You

[Mini_T]

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Originally Posted by retiredguy123

I can't even apply Saran Wrap to a bowl without getting it all tangled and twisted.

[JGVillages]

What will the sun baking on the Saran Wrap do in the 90* heat ?????????????

[600th Photo Sq]

Originally Posted by JGVillages

What will the sun baking on the Saran Wrap do in the 90* heat ?????????????

Well try it out on plastic now. Plus the Love Bugs will be back in September so there is enough time to do many tests.

I'm counting on you.

[donassaid]

WD 40 or Pam cooking spray is much easier and does not affect the paint job regardless of what the recent article in the newspaper implies. Works like a charm.

[jerseyjoy]

We use Sprayway glass cleaner - spray it on the bumper and let it sit a minute or two. Then use one of those netted dishcloths to remove the bugs. Works great!

[Bill32]

Originally Posted by donassaid

WD 40 or Pam cooking spray is much easier and does not affect the paint job regardless of what the recent article in the newspaper implies. Works like a charm.

Tried the Pam, definitely a mistake...left streaks on the hood that took a long time to get rid of...

[Bill32]

Will definitely try the Saran wrap next season....

[Bay Kid]

Keep a good layer of wax/polish on the front end. As soon as I get home I use a damp rag to clean away those pesky bugs.

[davem4616]

the little buggers seem to be done for now....I too had been using Pam (mistake)...will try the WD40 in the fall....