Bugs N’ All Multipurpose Car Cleaner & Degreaser - Bug & Tar Remover Concentrate 4 oz - Exterior Cleaner Safe for Car Paint, Metal, Chrome, Aluminum, Windows & Mirrors - w/Free 32 oz Spray Bottle

Works great, just got done from a 2000 mile trip with our 5th wheel and this product worked great. Sprayed the 5th wheel cap, waited about 5 minutes all nearly all bugs wiped away the first time. I have cleaned it before with just soap and water and this was such a great help. I used it on my truck as well with great results.

Bugs N' All Multipurpose Car Cleaner & Degreaser is a super product. I mixed as directed with water, and early before the sun got too warm, I went out to the truck, and sprayed half of the front grill and windshield. After 2 minutes or so, I used a damp cloth and effortlessly wiped away those dead bugs. I highly recommend this product.

If you make the mistake of buying a black car in the South during love bug season, you’re gonna want to buy this stuff (or any color car really). I’ve had the car roughly a month, and I’ve been scrubbing these stupid love bugs off it EVERY. SINGLE. DAY. since we brought it home. Completely driving myself insane trying to get the guts off without scratching/swirling my clear coat, or letting the guts eat through it. No matter what I’ve tried; other tar and bug removers, fabric softener, WD40, etc.. I haven’t been able to safely or efficiently get it all off. So I decided to see what I could find on Amazon. Came across this listing, read the reviews (the good and bad), and decided why not?? Seriously, BUY THIS $#|+!!! It works! Not kinda works, not its “ok”, It WORKS! The first photo is after about a half hours drive to and from the school Friday afternoon. I didn’t rinse when I got home like I usually do, I let it sit over night in the carport until today (Saturday). Didn’t pre rinse, just squirted the diluted solution on the guts and let it sit. Had bit of a breeze so I applied as needed to keep it wet, and tested random areas by rubbing with my finger every couple minutes. In all, it took about 15 minutes for the love bug goo to basically just wipe off with the sponge. (I bought their sponge too, it’s pretty much free with the coupon code provided in the bug remover listing. Sponge performed like a sponge should lol). I wish I’d found this stuff when I bought the car as there is already some damage to the clear coat for not being able to get it all off before this arrived, but I should be able to get it buffed out rather than having the front end repainted like everything else I’ve ever owned due to these little Hell spawn. Second photo is after removal and a quick rinse. I read some reviews about how it drys cloudy or with streaks.. I think it’s important to point out that this is not a soap, it’s not meant to wash your car and leave it sparkling, it’s to remove bug guts (maybe it removes other stuff as well, I only used it on guts). If you want it to be streak free, spot free, and sparkling.. Rinse and detail your car after. I only rinsed because it’s raining and my carport is open on two sides so washing would be a futile effort. I’m so impressed with this product (no easy thing to accomplish), that I’ll be recommending it to my Dad who rebuilds and restores classic cars.

I finally found something that is remotely effective against tree sap. I'm not giving it a perfect 5 stars because it still needs some help. But if you use this along with a PLASTIC razor blade, It will get off any gunk you throw at it. Just bought a new (used) car, and the birds and trees are attacking it!!! I had nasty tree sap spots on my hood. One turned amber and dripped down the hood. You saturate the surface with this spray and then use the plastic razor to gently lift the sap. Wipe it down with water on a microfiber towel and you're done. It removes bugs and bird poo too. I tried to remove tree sap without using the plastic razor blade and I realized it was going to take too long to break it down. But this spray will break down the sap given enough time and functions as a lubricant to glide the razor blade so you can remove it within seconds. Just Keep the stain saturated with the spray as you work. Doesn't leave a haze at all when it dries. Doesn't damage the clear coat on the car either. No scratches or marks. If the sap is still sticky and hasn't hardened yet, you can remove it in 10 seconds. The hardened tree sap took about 60 seconds to get the stain off. I'm really happy with this stuff. The way it's packaged is great too. It's a concentrate that comes with an empty spray bottle for you to properly dilute it. Less packaging leaks when shipping because the concentrate is so small. The concentrate is good for two full bottles of spray. I accidentally poured in about 3/4ths of the container in the bottle instead of 1/2. So that may have helped me too.