Bug Squash Release

GregCavi

GregCavi

Pinnacle Detailing Owner
Hey Steve and Everyone. Steve when can we expect bug squash to be out? I have been hammered with bugs lately and im needing some. Also will it be available in gallons? Thanks

Greg
 
klnyc said:
I got me a sample 16oz size :D
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Yeah, I've already finished mine up, and that was using it diluted 3:1.

Steve, if you still need more tests, I am more than willing to help out. :lol
 
I've not heard of this stuff we don't have those problems to speak of here in CA. Is it just for removal of bugs on the front end or can it be subbed for other applications.
 
It's a Poorboy's World prototype product I suppose. It's an aide in removal of bugs from the vehicle. Spray it on - spray it off type deal.
 
We are coming to an end of testing and it as proven to work very well as a pre-wash for Bugs, Tar, Road Grime , and even Salt and Sand during the winter.
The next step is making a label ...so maybe we'll have a contest to write the directions for the bottle, as that is usually the hardest part for me.;)
The front will look like the prototype paper labels:)
Winner gets a Free Gallon:naughty
 
How about...

Through extensive research we have located where kamakazi bugs like to impale themselves on your vehicle-the front end. Spray that area, wipe off. Fip towel to buff to a brilliant bug free finish.
 
I'll give it a try...

"Dilution ratio = 3:1

Liberally spray Bug Squash on the bumper, grille, side mirrors, windshield, and any other panels where bugs have accumulated. Allow the Bug Squash to dwell for approximately 30 seconds. With a steady stream of water, spray the panels down to remove the bugs. More stubborn bug contaminants can be treated a second time, allowing the Bug Squash to dwell a little longer.

Bug Squash may also be added to windshield washer fluid reservoir to aid in removal of bug splatter in between washings. "

What do you think Steve?? If I am close, I can tweek them a little bit.... A gallon of Bug Squash is a very good motivator. :lol
 
Now that would be cool to have my own directions on on PB product! Since I'm not an english major, I'll leave this to someone with proper gramar and spelling!

That aside, I just got to try my bug squarsh this week! Fantastic. I think it has some type of anti-coagulant that breaks the bug guts bond with the paint and your windows. Heh, or something like that. Anyway, I know I like it and it works great. I can't wait to try it on the cooked on bugs when it get's a little warmer here in MN.

Mike
 
ernman said:
What advantages would I get out of Bug Squash that I don't get from S&W?
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for fresh Bugs, Spray and Wipe is still great ....when they are baked or splattered on and you also have some road grime, tar etc., Bug Squash is a much stronger product and you would use it as a pre-wash ...As previously stated, it seems to disolved the protien of the bugs body very quickly. I used it this weekend on a cotton cloth for a really old splatted bug I noticed after drying that did not come off during washing, and it just wiped it away with no effort at all.
 
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