Pam cooking spray

austinjenna wrote:

Second the dryer sheets....I wet down the front cap...use wet dryer sheets....very little rubbing and they all come o

X2 on the dryer sheets

X3 along with good wax job to start

Second the dryer sheets....I wet down the front cap...use wet dryer sheets....very little rubbing and they all come o

X2 on the dryer sheets

Second the dryer sheets....I wet down the front cap...use wet dryer sheets....very little rubbing and they all come off.

If you spray Pam or like on the front, and you let it set fro a couple of days in the sun, it turns to a goo that is a real chore to wash off.

Ken

Spray some of that junk on a piece of sheet metal and see how it feels in a few days. You will change your mind.

Forget the vegetable spray, you'll attract more dirt than anything. The magic answer for bug removal is wet dryer sheets. You will be amazed.

I was told (now get this) that WD40 was good for removing the bugs off my front cap and after after returning home from florida,,,It did work,,,,very well actually, they literally slid off the cap after a 20 minute soak which at that point I washed the cap off with my regular car-wash soap and as WD40 is mostly fish oil and water it rinsed off without a trace, try it!!

Red Green;
If it moves and it shouldn't, duck-tape,
if doesn't move and it should,WD40!!

Slides, a funny (not) story, got my first Cadillac saved for years. Sprayed front e nd with Pam to ward off lovebugs. Amazing how much having front end repainted lowered trade in value. I'm just sayin...

I use the butter flavor, seems to attract more bugs. :B

I would think a good coat of wax would do better than oiling up your trailer.