Bugs N’ All Multipurpose Car Cleaner & Degreaser - Bug & Tar Remover Concentrate 4 oz - Exterior Cleaner Safe for Car Paint, Metal, Chrome, Aluminum, Windows & Mirrors - w/Free 32 oz Spray Bottle

It did exactly what it said and I followed the simple directions exactly from start to finish. Now, I have some declarations. My truck is from 2018. Paint and coating is still in almost perfect condition, so any bugs on it were probably easier to remove than paint that has worn-off wax, etc. I've run my car through car washes and had the front grill brushed prior to entering and bugs still were there when done. I was doubting this Bugs N All spray would work. I had taken a spring-time mountainous 13-hour road trip that left the front of my truck utterly disgusting. I swear I could claim I've rid the Appalachians of any flying insects at this point based on the coverage I had on my truck. The bugs were there for about 2 weeks before I tried this spray. I wish I took pics because it removed every... single... bug..... everything. No gut residue. No gut ghosting (that's when the bug is gone but it's guts leave a haunting stain behind). And they all wiped off with little wiping. Now, I did also use one of my wife's pantyhose socks in conjunction with the spray as it's just abrasive enough to help loosen the bugs without scratching the paint (so it was said). I found THAT little lifehack online and I was left with no scratches or swirl marks (use at your own risk). The only thing I was probably left with was a wife still looking for the other pantyhose sock. It also cleaned the plastic side mirror casings perfectly with the same effort. So, yeah, I guess you can say I cheated by using the pantyhose to help loosen it and MAYBE the pantyhouse could have done it on it's own, but I didn't do that test. I'm happy and my truck is clean and I'm not at all bitter about the price, so it's a win in my book. And that's how I came to my 5-star rating!

Great product does what it says. Removes grease. Safe

I finally found something that is remotely effective against tree sap. I'm not giving it a perfect 5 stars because it still needs some help. But if you use this along with a PLASTIC razor blade, It will get off any gunk you throw at it. Just bought a new (used) car, and the birds and trees are attacking it!!! I had nasty tree sap spots on my hood. One turned amber and dripped down the hood. You saturate the surface with this spray and then use the plastic razor to gently lift the sap. Wipe it down with water on a microfiber towel and you're done. It removes bugs and bird poo too. I tried to remove tree sap without using the plastic razor blade and I realized it was going to take too long to break it down. But this spray will break down the sap given enough time and functions as a lubricant to glide the razor blade so you can remove it within seconds. Just Keep the stain saturated with the spray as you work. Doesn't leave a haze at all when it dries. Doesn't damage the clear coat on the car either. No scratches or marks. If the sap is still sticky and hasn't hardened yet, you can remove it in 10 seconds. The hardened tree sap took about 60 seconds to get the stain off. I'm really happy with this stuff. The way it's packaged is great too. It's a concentrate that comes with an empty spray bottle for you to properly dilute it. Less packaging leaks when shipping because the concentrate is so small. The concentrate is good for two full bottles of spray. I accidentally poured in about 3/4ths of the container in the bottle instead of 1/2. So that may have helped me too.

I have searched, and searched, for a product that works, and makes getting the bugs off easy and fast. I had no luck over the last 5+ years Living in VERY north central montana, the bugs and grasshoppers get so bad it looks like your freshly washed car/truck had just survived a 2 month apocalyptic adventure through the gates of h*ll. On a long trip to visit family(986 miles one way) we had arrived and not to my surprise i had bugs splattered EVERYWHERE on the front clip, window, mirrors etc. They were air fried on being warmer weather and 80mph speed limits. My father in law had a mixed bottle of this stuff he told me to give a try. Followed the directions(spray on, let sit, wash with brush and rinse off). It had worked so unbelievably fast and easy i went in the house and had the gallon jug scheduled to arrive the day before we got back home from our trip! 2nd use we had driven the vehicle for a few months in the "moth season" here in montana, big juicy nasty buggers when you hit them at 80+mph. Sprayed this cleaner on, let it sit a few moments(not letting it dry) and washed off. Spotless front end of rig. Literally melts them off!! 3rd use(still mixed to manufacturer spec) 4+months of bug guts and road grime on the front of my truck, spray on wash off. Worked AMAZING! 4th use the skeeters are terrible in montana, if ya live here ya know what im talking about. We have one of them electric bug killers that utilize the fan to suck the bugs down into a basket(bug zappers get clogged so we switched to suction vs zapping). 2 years of bug guts on the plastic flapper deal had been air fried on and tough as nails. I mixed this batch a tad stronger in the 32 oz spray bottle for "redneck science". Spray on, let sit for 10 seconds and it all wiped off, looked brand new again!! BUY THIS STUFF! IT WORKS!

Wow! Fast acting. I spray it on and then go get the hose and sponge. By the time I get those the bug guts are just sliding off

TDLR: Super easy to mix up and use: half the bottle into the spray container, add water, and spray. Very effective. Removed stars because half was wasted. I had parked under a tree at work and came out to a car hood covered in bird droppings - it looked like a mini coral reef grew on my car over the course of a day. It had been raining a lot, so I had hoped the rain water would wash off the droppings. Nope. That didn’t work. I then thought I would wash my car (I usually wash with a power washer + foam gun) and the foam would soften the poop. That took off maybe 5-10% of the coral reef of droppings. I didn’t want to scrape it off my car, it being brand new and what not. Soooo I bought this stuff. Mixed it up, sprayed it on....and then it started raining before I could let it sit long enough to wipe off. Bugger. I guess I’ll have to try again later. So, I put the spray bottle down on my passenger seat and went for a drive somewhere. Lo and behold, by the time I parked at my next destination, the spray combined with rain and wind had completely removed all the droppings!! Excited, I thought it would be a good idea to just keep the spray bottle with the mixed up solution in my car, to avoid waiting and letting the acid from the bug guts and bird droppings ruin my clear coat. A week later, I went to grab it to use again, and the whole bottle was empty!! I checked to see if I had maybe forgotten to tighten the top, but it was secure, which leads me to believe that there was a leak from the bottle not related to user error. What a waste. That’s half the solution gone and I only got to use it once! I gave half the stars because I will only get half the use from this product. Recommendation: If you’re going to keep it in your car, use a separate, more sturdy container. Otherwise, keep it sitting upright on a shelf somewhere in your home, where you don’t have to worry about keeping it perpendicular.

Really good product! I always spray this product on hard to clean spots on the car before going through the car wash. Works wonders

This product removed pine sap from my 2015 Subaru WITHOUT damaging its paint job! As it is nontoxic and biodegradable, it didn't harm my hands or anything else either. However, varying by the number of sap locations, it takes patience, persistence and, yes, elbow grease. (My intent is to never park under such a tree again! I should mention that the sap had been on my car for months....I was avoiding this task!) The product ships with an empty spray bottle, a 4 oz bottle of concentrate and a page of instructions plus instructions on the bottles. I read the directions and noticed that it suggests just using 2 oz of the concentrate but says you can use all of it when diluting in the spray. Given the challenge of removing 15-20 locations of pine sap, I decided to use all 4 ounces. My equipment for the task were some microfiber towels, paper towels (half sheet size) and a small bucket with cold water. Another tool that came in handy were my fingernails...even mentioned in the instructions. My car was parked in the garage on a warm afternoon ~75 degrees. (>60 degrees is recommended.) The instructions caution you to spray thoroughly so solution soaks into the sap. Well, as you all know, there really is no flat surface on a car, so the spray just flows away downslope. After trying it on a few spots, I developed a method that worked. I folded a paper towel twice, forming a smaller rectangle, holding it in one hand while I sprayed the pine sap. I immediately covered the spot with the towel then spray-soaked the towel. Then I left it alone for 5-10 minutes (Sometimes longer for stubborn spots). Lifting the towel I would use it or a microfiber cloth to rub the spot, removing the dissolved gunk. Often a finger nail could help loosen remaining gunk. Usually, multiple repetitions were needed for each spot, varying by the size of the spot. As I got my method down, I could treat a series of spots simultaneously. The most stubborn spot was on the rear window, taking many repetitions, even keeping it covered for up to a half hour. It may just be my impression but it seemed, as the day cooled off, progress was slower. Maybe I was tired. So I finished the job during the warmer part of the next day. Overall, I found the whitish coat left by the dried solution was easily removed with a microfiber cloth. I used a clean, wet cloth to wipe down afterwards. This is not a project I want to repeat but I am very happy with Bugs N'All. In choosing it, I deliberately avoided any product with reviews citing damage to the car or using harmful chemicals (one I saw listed had a warning that it contained a cancinogen!). I have great empathy for anyone stuck with dealing with sap but am delighted that I can now cross this task off my to-do list.