Bug removal = wax removal?
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Re: Bug removal = wax removal?
I recieved an email a couple of weeks ago that spoke of a product that does many things including removing bugs and guts. Before I tell you the product, I'll tell you that I was amazed at what this stuff does.
It was developed for the Navy and was a solution that was made with fish oil that they chose. They were looking for something that was basicly a water displacement agent and the 40th combination they tried worked better than anything else. They named it WD-40
Please, try it and see, as I said I was amazed at what it does. Works real well on the bugs and gets rid of any little haze on your headlight covers.
Rick
It was developed for the Navy and was a solution that was made with fish oil that they chose. They were looking for something that was basicly a water displacement agent and the 40th combination they tried worked better than anything else. They named it WD-40
Please, try it and see, as I said I was amazed at what it does. Works real well on the bugs and gets rid of any little haze on your headlight covers.
Rick
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Re: Bug removal = wax removal?
Originally Posted by Crossfire Trail
I recieved an email a couple of weeks ago that spoke of a product that does many things including removing bugs and guts. Before I tell you the product, I'll tell you that I was amazed at what this stuff does.
It was developed for the Navy and was a solution that was made with fish oil that they chose. They were looking for something that was basicly a water displacement agent and the 40th combination they tried worked better than anything else. They named it WD-40
Please, try it and see, as I said I was amazed at what it does. Works real well on the bugs and gets rid of any little haze on your headlight covers.
Rick
It was developed for the Navy and was a solution that was made with fish oil that they chose. They were looking for something that was basicly a water displacement agent and the 40th combination they tried worked better than anything else. They named it WD-40
Please, try it and see, as I said I was amazed at what it does. Works real well on the bugs and gets rid of any little haze on your headlight covers.
Rick
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