insect prevention and removal from front of rv

Hi rockhillmanor -yup - the dryer sheets work best when wet. I'd also pm'd you - did you see that message? ST

Watch the dryer sheets.
I've been reading about it for a long time and last year I didn't want to drag out the hose to clean the bugs off the car and I tried the dryer sheet. My toad has tons of layers of was on it and shines like a baby's butt. I rubbed that dryer sheet on it and it took all the wax off and scratched and dulled the paint!

I did use it dry. Are you supposed to wet them first?

Just drove to Colorado for the summer. Wanted thrm off before it got too late. I had a coat of polymer on the trailer, but they did not wipe off easily. Had a old spray bottle of Bug Off from Thrtford. It does take bugs off. After getting them off I reapplied the polymer which left a very nice finish. I do have full body paint so vry careful what i use. Biggest problem, Im short.

Grandson always travels with us. He is conscientious about cleaning the bugs off the RV every time we stop to refuel.

Try this: rejex. Works for me. Makes it a lot easier to remove bugs and dirt.

griot's garage has a spray on coating to let bugs slide off, washes off with water, and a bug cleaner to finish anything left. Work great.

http://www.griotsgarage.com

x2 on dryer sheets. I just recycle used ones - keep a bag of them under the seat. Just wet and wipe - literally that easy. About as spooky as a "Magic Eraser". Sometimes it's better not to know what is in stuff I guess...! ST

Never heard of "this stuff" and checked out the link. It sure looks like what I was looking for at least during the worst buggy season. Thanks and I'll give it a try.

Used to use this stuff on my truck when traveling between SLC and Sacramento.
Actually helped a lot with the mining trucks throwing stuff up on I-80.

Nice to just pull it off and "voila!" clean front end :)

During love bug season and you HAVE to get those off your vehicle ASAP.....if I have to go somewhere that's going to take over an hour where the vehicle is going to inundated with copious amounts of those darn paint eatingbugs, I take paste wax and do the nose of the vehicle and LEAVE THE WAX ON. That way they are sticking to the wax and not the paint. When you get back wipe the wax off with the bugs.

When I would hit the Georgia line with my MH I would stop and heavily wax the front of it and take it off when I got to the CG.