BUG DEFLECTORS
Senior Member
Joined: May 2001
Posts: 157
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From: Wentzville, MO
I Bought a BugFlector II and it is great. My Dad put a Lund on his and it is very Flimsey.
Stay Away from Lund!!!
I think Auto VentShade Makes the BugFlector and the BugFlector II. Can be installed using the supplied Stainless screws or 3M tape.
Great Product
Here's a Pic of Mine
http://phildac.www8.50megs.com/
Stay Away from Lund!!!
I think Auto VentShade Makes the BugFlector and the BugFlector II. Can be installed using the supplied Stainless screws or 3M tape.
Great Product
Here's a Pic of Mine
http://phildac.www8.50megs.com/
Senior Member
Joined: Apr 2001
Posts: 317
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From: Cypress, TX
Hey kkirt1:
Your yellowed deflector can be cleaned with a very good acryllic/plastic cleaner, then follow up with the plastic polish.
Sounds WAY too simple, but it rocks on yellowed headlight housings, motorcycle fairings, helmets and convertible top rear windows.
You can get them at most autoparts stores over where the glass cleaners and waxes are.
I suggest either Meguires or BlueMagic.
Greg
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Greg Andrews
Your yellowed deflector can be cleaned with a very good acryllic/plastic cleaner, then follow up with the plastic polish.
Sounds WAY too simple, but it rocks on yellowed headlight housings, motorcycle fairings, helmets and convertible top rear windows.
You can get them at most autoparts stores over where the glass cleaners and waxes are.
I suggest either Meguires or BlueMagic.
Greg
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Greg Andrews
Mitchell, I had the same problem with my 2000 F-150 dealer installed Ford bug deflector. Not only was the paint removed from the top of the grill, the plasic of the grill itself was gouged out. Looks like you might have to shave a little of the edges off where it rubs to prevent it.