Bugs!
Originally posted by RichUK
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Available from Hellfords, Homebase and I've no doubt many other places.
Allow me to show you,
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Available from Hellfords, Homebase and I've no doubt many other places.
Its all in the webbing
Originally posted by SlicksAgain
I've got one of those and I heartily agree with Rich... they're Grrrrrrrrreat
Its all in the webbing
I've got one of those and I heartily agree with Rich... they're Grrrrrrrrreat
Its all in the webbing
Every night I get home, I use the old Microfibre chammy and whiz over the windscreen and front of the car. Because I do it every night the don't bake on and its a breeze to do.
Otherwise boil your kettle on pour on the affected area. This loosens them up nicely before washing
Otherwise boil your kettle on pour on the affected area. This loosens them up nicely before washing
I've often wondered whether it'd be possible to replace the standard windscreen nozzles with headlight nozzles which seem to give a much more powerful jet. That's what you need to shift those pesky bugs!
Haven't looked into it but I presume as both systems run off the same system the difference in exit pressure is solely down to different nozzle flowrates.
Haven't looked into it but I presume as both systems run off the same system the difference in exit pressure is solely down to different nozzle flowrates.
I just use the good old Hellfords sponge with the netting round it and it soons get ride of the buggers. I've used it both on the windscreen and paintwork and never had an issue in all the years i've been using them.
Mike
Mike







