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

I drive thousands of miles in my truck and class A motorhome through some Love Bug areas. I bought this because I scrubbed with a bug squeegee on a long pole for a good thirty minutes after my last trip. And my truck looked like no one loved it. Although I got off the Love Bugs, I probably still had 100 of the clear goo marks that were too stubborn to get off. I almost bought a ladder but RV folks like to keep the weight down so I decided to try this first. Got the stuff today, used it on my truck and motorhome, wow. 15 minutes I was completely done with both vehicles, including rinse and squeegee. Now it isn't "magic", some bugs may need a little elbow grease or a second pass but those are rare. One pass, 60-90 seconds checking your text messages, and you are ready to give a light scrub to remove those stubborn bugs. So much easier and effective. One pass and I had all but one love bug goo off my massive RV windshield. The squirt bottle won't reach those high spot but two squirts along a 10" bug scrub is enough to get those effectively. I love it. Easier to use, lighter weight than a ladder, a lot safer than using a ladder and something I can do while filling up if required.Love it. Buy it.

I am very fussy about our small fleet of vehicles which consists of a red 2005 Chevrolet C6 Corvette, a white 2013 Range Rover Sport Supercharged, and Satin Silver Metallic 2019 GMC Sierra Denali. I despise the bug splatter that is inevitable in our Wisconsin summers and have never found anything short of a full-blown wash and scrub that would remove them. I am not a big fan of harsh wash chemicals and prefer to keep my vehicles clean largely by using aftermarket products that are wipe-on and off for a more frequent (but less time-consuming) clean. At any rate despite the cost I thought I would try Bugs-N-All to see if it did what many reviewers said it did. Guess what... it does. It takes a little getting used to to use it properly, particularly if you are not going to wash the car after removing the bugs (which I do not). You get the feel for it to only do an area you can effectively work and shine before moving on. The results are pretty good. The stuff does dissolve stuck on bug remains and using a good bug-scrubber sponge generally cleans up pretty well. Then another clean cloth to buff and shine and even the complex large chrome grill on my GMC comes out looking great. I've only used it once across all 3 of our vehicles. The Rover was probably the best test since it had some stuck-on juice that has had several weeks to entirely bake/cure. Even then the Bugs-N-All removed it better than any product I have used in the past. I will continue to monitor but right now would recommend it. (Oh... and the cost really isn't that bad as it is VERY concentrated. 4-oz of concentrate makes 32-oz of product.)

So like many others, I've tried countless cleaning sprays for pesky bug splatter. I normally clean the front end of my car every day after I get home with just a simple solution of hot water using a mesh sponge. I did this to avoid having to deal with the dried out splatter, which is like removing glue.Needless to say, I get tired of cleaning every single day to stop the splatter from building up, so I started using bug removers. Mixed results to say at best from most and not worth the price for some of the "better" ones.I saw Bugs N All pop up as a "suggested item" read the reviews and figured I'd try this out like I had the rest before.I swear, I cannot believe how well and quickly this stuff works, sometimes after just a few minutes after spraying. What normally took me at least 30 mins of scrubbing, checking, scrubbing more, checking again, etc. turned into a spray, wait, wipe, check again, rinse with water...done. 10 mins in all to clean the entire front end of my Grand Cherokee!I still use hot water on the windshield and side mirrors (they tend not to get so splattered compared to the front fascia obviously) But this stuff is my savior for cleaning the front end of my car. I don't mind doing this every time I'm done driving if it's only a 10-15 min routine!I can't help but feel like there is such a simple formula to how this stuff is made (obviously the chemical contents are not listed on the bottle...a bit dubious, but understandable I guess!) It has a lemon-lime smell to it, making me think there is some type of citric acid as part of the mix. Ah well, I'll give them my money (at least til summer is done lol)

This stuff is awesome! I works really well. However, any area of your vehicle you apply it to will require that you reapply polish and wax if you're into that kind of thing. It just strips everything, for goodness sake. It doesn't strip your paint, though. Also, it sucks with tree sap. Period. But don't get it twisted... it DOES work. All you have to do is follow the instructions. Just a bit of the concentrated stuff in the supplied spray bottle, a lot of water (per the manufacturers recommendation), spray on, leave for about a few seconds up to one minute, and Jiminy Cricket comes right off! All kinds of goo, slobber, bug guts... all of it comes right off. Again... the only quarrel I have with this product is that it strips polish/wax as well.

Went camping out in the desert a few times this winter / spring. The butterflies were EVERYWHERE, I mean zillions. I had them caked all over the front of the RV. I had put of washing it for fear of all the bugs caked and baked on. I finally bit the bullet this morning and washed it. I used this stuff on the front, where bugs were baked on. My wife and I stood there in amazement as after a few minutes, the bug carcasses just washed right off! Made an hour job of scrubbing into a 5 minute job!