DIY Bug Screen (alot of Pic's)
took a few pics of mine today. again i did mine simple so it can be removed and replaced in 5 min. since a roll of material is cheap i can swap them out threw the summer or as needed.

I rolled the top over so it was double the tickness and using 3 small zip ties to mount
2 zip ties on top and one in the mid center.
top zip tie on pass side on the outer tube on driver side there is a existing hole and the center i just zip tied to the plastic conduit of the sensor on the center support.


I rolled the top over so it was double the tickness and using 3 small zip ties to mount
2 zip ties on top and one in the mid center.
top zip tie on pass side on the outer tube on driver side there is a existing hole and the center i just zip tied to the plastic conduit of the sensor on the center support.

Where do you get that vinyl edging you used? I desparetly need to get one installed before Love Bug season starts up again.
Thank you it really hard to come by but my buddy who works at a box factory got me a few rolls. I have done a couple searches on google and have found similar stuff.
Hey guys I just wanted to do an update and let you know the bug screen is still doing it job perfectly, it held up to the harsh winters of Michigan and even stopped rock salt from damaging my radiator fins.
Please let me know how yours held up if you built one?
Please let me know how yours held up if you built one?
It's not good and those bugs sometimes bend the little fins on your rad. so that also isnt good as those fins help with cooling. Its not like your gonna have issues really but i have seen rads. need to be changed because the bugs have beat them up pretty good. Cheap insurance though!
It's not good and those bugs sometimes bend the little fins on your rad. so that also isnt good as those fins help with cooling. Its not like your gonna have issues really but i have seen rads. need to be changed because the bugs have beat them up pretty good. Cheap insurance though!
They sell a radiator fin tool at most auto parts stores that you can use to gently get those fins straight again. They cost about 5 dollars usally with two tools in the set. I have seen other guys use many things other than that tool and it works fine but best bet is go pick that tool up get those fins straight then follow my instructions and make a Bug Screen
Oh also for you guys looking for the adhesive backed vinyl I used in this project, I got mine from a buddy that works at a box factory. But I just saw it being carried at Harbor Freight! So check them out, because I know the stuff I used is very hard to come by but when you do buy alot of it lol.
Oh also for you guys looking for the adhesive backed vinyl I used in this project, I got mine from a buddy that works at a box factory. But I just saw it being carried at Harbor Freight! So check them out, because I know the stuff I used is very hard to come by but when you do buy alot of it lol.

I will def post when I get around to making it!





