... "scrub" the front end with? To get rid of bug guts, etc.? And NOT scratch the paint?!

 

I use dryer sheets. but make sure you dont scrub too hard and make sure to use plenty of water.

 

Bug and Tar remover is an option, clay bar... ect

 

Dryer sheets?! Never heard of that before. I've heard of using them inside rather than air freshners and stuff... but outside? Hmph. Might give it a try.

I use bug/tar remover on my SS exhaust tip, but it has kerosene in it. Or at least it smells like it does.
Clay bar I know, but not for weekly cleanings.

 

Poor Boys Bug Squash. Awesome stuff.

 

Dip a dryer sheet in your wash bucket and wipe over the front end. Works great.

 

Absolutly been doing this for years, works great.

 

I just use the wet towel that I used to dry the truck after it's weekly bath. After the bug guts have soaked for a while, just scrub them off. No chance of scrathing and you don't have to waste dryer sheets (never worked for me any how).

 

Wet dryer sheets, dipped in the wash bucket. Have to go over it with your wash mitt though, cause the sheet will leave a white haze from the softener in it.

Or, the scrubby side of these works great too

 

Seafoam Bugs B Gone - spray it on, let it sit for 1 minute, then wash with a regular mitt and soap. Similar to Bug Squash but you can buy it at Autozone.

 

Surf City Grime Destroyer works great. It's a thick gel you spray on and let dwell. I use it to pretreat heavy grime such as bugs before I do the wash.

 

Poorboy's bug squash for me. After discovering this stuff, I haven't had to really "scrub" anymore.

 

I am with glc. I use the Bugs b gone and love it. They wipe rite off. Just make sure you dont let it set to long.

 

Do note that Bugs B Gone will remove wax. I'm guessing that any similar product will do the same.

 

A wire wheel on a 7-1/4" grinder!