Yo niggas, what is the safest way to get rid of pic related?

>>17814474
New bumper

A can of compressed aerosol and a lighter.

Blast it with piss.

>>17814474
pressure washer.

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>>17814505
I have a pressure washer, it gets rid of most of them but there is always a few of them that won't come off.

Slap a wet paper towel over it, let them dissolve for an hour or so, wash them off.

>>17814474
cutting compound

Steel wool

Brake fluid.

Turtle wax sells bug and tar remover. Just spray it down heavily and leave it for 5 minutes, do it again and then pressure wash.

Dryer sheets placed in a spray bottle with water. For real.

>>17814474

I usually clay bar them. Use plenty of lube.

>>17814474
Autoglym sell insect remover, spray that on and leave it for 10 mins or so and they should all wipe off. Repeat if you need to, hasn't failed me yet

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Auto-Active-Insect-Remover-500ml/dp/B001AP1DY6/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1504456602&sr=8-1&keywords=autoglym+insect+remover

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>>17814489
>compressed aerosol

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nobody's ever heard of a bug sponge?

soak with foam/soapy water for a while and then hose off, touch wash, clay bar, buff, wax

or just go full dgaf and leave the front of your car an insect graveyard

get a car bra, brah

>>17815156
*screams internally*

My work truck is a 2014 and the paint is totally fucked because bugs get left on the front for untold amounts of time , to the point it's gone through the clear coat and paint down to primer.

I couldn't imagine letting that happen to my own fucking car

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I've used brake cleaner, strong degreaser and dishwashing soap with good results

The bug-remover spray I've used worke fair enough, but there was still some stuff left.

If you have a heat gun then it could be a good idea to apply the spray/degreaser or whatever and then use some warm air as well

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>mfw people let bugs get caked on their bumper

>>17814474
Degreaser and a pressure washer. What we use at work.

Use fire

Best options are already provided. Report back with results you fag >>17814474

>Bug and tar remover
>Degreaser
>Clay bar
>Pressure wash

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>>17814521

Bug sponge is the best. Just use a good car wash soap, the thicker it is the better. Just have to scrub a few times but it gets them all off.

Also, the longer you leave them on there to cake up and harden, the harder they are to remove. I was my car weekly in the summer months.