Anyone read German (translate bug remover label)?
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i would suggest just going on a german learner forum if you can find one that way you find some people that actually speak german haha. It doesn't matter if they know a thing about detailing just as long as they can translate it. haha
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I'm sure someone can read German that frequents this forum. It doesn't matter if they can speak it.....just read it. "haha"
But thanks for your recommendation.
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That looks very similar to Seafoam Bugs B Gone. You could probably use the same technique:
http://www.seafoamsales.com/bugsBGoneConsumer.htm
http://www.seafoamsales.com/bugsBGoneConsumer.htm
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O.K. I'm sure this is rough but I think it's pretty close. I'll take a little (maybe a lot of) liberty for readability lol
Insectremover
Directions: FISCHAR-Insectremover remove without difficulty dirt and insects off of glass, paint, chrome, and exterior plastic.
Application: With paint at constant temperature apply FISCHAR-Insectremover. Apply and let it soften the bugs and scrub wtih sponge, repeat as needed, rinse with lots of water, and follow with usual wash.
don't use in the sun or let it dry on paint.
Keep under lock and from Children innecessible. Store at room temperature, see eye doctor if exposed to the eyes, biodegradeable.
So, pretty much what every other bug cleaner says.
Insectremover
Directions: FISCHAR-Insectremover remove without difficulty dirt and insects off of glass, paint, chrome, and exterior plastic.
Application: With paint at constant temperature apply FISCHAR-Insectremover. Apply and let it soften the bugs and scrub wtih sponge, repeat as needed, rinse with lots of water, and follow with usual wash.
don't use in the sun or let it dry on paint.
Keep under lock and from Children innecessible. Store at room temperature, see eye doctor if exposed to the eyes, biodegradeable.
So, pretty much what every other bug cleaner says.
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O.K. I'm sure this is rough but I think it's pretty close. I'll take a little (maybe a lot of) liberty for readability lol
Insectremover
Directions: FISCHAR-Insectremover remove without difficulty dirt and insects off of glass, paint, chrome, and exterior plastic.
Application: With paint at constant temperature apply FISCHAR-Insectremover. Apply and let it soften the bugs and scrub wtih sponge, repeat as needed, rinse with lots of water, and follow with usual wash.
don't use in the sun or let it dry on paint.
Keep under lock and from Children innecessible. Store at room temperature, see eye doctor if exposed to the eyes, biodegradeable.
So, pretty much what every other bug cleaner says.
Insectremover
Directions: FISCHAR-Insectremover remove without difficulty dirt and insects off of glass, paint, chrome, and exterior plastic.
Application: With paint at constant temperature apply FISCHAR-Insectremover. Apply and let it soften the bugs and scrub wtih sponge, repeat as needed, rinse with lots of water, and follow with usual wash.
don't use in the sun or let it dry on paint.
Keep under lock and from Children innecessible. Store at room temperature, see eye doctor if exposed to the eyes, biodegradeable.
So, pretty much what every other bug cleaner says.
