Bug and Tar Remover for Cars, Trucks, RVs, and SUVs, Fresh Citrus Spray for Stuck On Grime, Clean Auto Detailing Accessory, Streak Free Shine, Safe on Exterior Paint – Pack of 1

Works great.

The smell is strong, but the product is effective! Before and after. I used it on my rims on my car also to remove the stubborn grit that prevented my rims from shining.

I had a years worth of bugs caked onto my car grill from a cross-country road trip, plus every day driving. I sprayed this on and used a bug scrubber sponge and it all came off, although not super easily. This product didn’t get 5-stars, just because when I rinsed the sponge in the soapy water it got the whole bucket greasy and gross.

I use this for our company vehicles when re-badging them or removing logos or vinyl that we had on there. Sometimes vinyl that stays on for a few years becomes harder to remove without it leaving behind that sticky glue residue. When that happens, I spray this on it and move on to the next panel giving it some time to eat through the glue residue. When I come back after 5-10 minutes I just wipe it off with a paper towel and it's CLEAN.

Not sure how well this or any of these products are supposed to work but it took a lot of elbow grease and even then, the small tar particles were just moved around. As a caveat, even the products that worked better still just seemed to move the particles around but with more ease loosening them.

I have used this for years to remove bugs and tar. Presently, I cannot find it locally in the stores.This can is also bigger than the ones I used to buy in the local stores. It also cost less.

I've used this product for years and a car detailing enthusiast. It is a great to spray before you are going to wash the car and sit for a few minutes on there. The bugs rinse off with ease and I don't have to use a microfiber towel.

went thru 2 cans on my truck , even ordered recommended special sponge . 1st sprayed on let soak a little and nothing came off . tried 2nd time let it soak longer and again nothing major came off . then soaked a 3rd time and went to car wash and still nothing noticeable . then tried one last time and sprayed heavily and let it soak in again and still nothing major . good thing it only costs a few dollars or i would be pissed . if i were you i would try something else . it might work on bugs that are still new but regular soap would remove that also but this definitely did not work after a few days of them being left on .