cleaning a HD quick detach windshield
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Wizzard products are great stuff get it all with your 10% discount Mist and Shine is great but if it is bug guts try the Bug Release http://shop.techncyclegear.com/Wizar...2-oz-22081.htm
Not meant to disagree, but I have had great luck using the Wizzard's for bugs too! I keep a bottle in my bags and if I have bugs at fuel stops they get wiped off easily. The stuff has great lubricity to it.
I won't say the same thing for last weeks bugs though. LOL They likely need the Bug Release (which I have never tried).
I have heard that hydrogen peroxide does well on the older bugs.
I never think to try it until the bugs are already gone. D'oh!
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Not the right time of year to be talking about bugs on a windshield (maybe it is for the lucky basturds that live far enought south), but the some of the worst windshield scratches are from not waiting long enough for a warm wet towel to soften up the critters' shells....the shell is harder than polycarbonate or lexan....and a good paste wax after you gently get that mess cleaned off will make the next crop much easier to remove.
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thanks for all the info its apprechiated. Why no rainX ceebaily told dad it was fine to use on there windshields is that true or is it going to F it up.
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Plexus is a great product.
Lemon Pledge works fine, but around here it attracts hornets and yellowjackets.
Lemon Pledge works fine, but around here it attracts hornets and yellowjackets.