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Surf City Garage - Road Trip Grime Destoyer (Bug & Tar Remover Spray)

GMTruckGuy74

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I have been using a brand-name bug & tar remover for about two years, want to say it's the Turle Wax spray brand. Anyway, getting low on the stuff and having to make a run to the local Pep Boys Saturday, I decided to pick up another bottle. I spotted the Surf City Garage - Road Trip Grime Destoyer bottle among the select offerings and decided to give it a try. I used it yesterday and what a difference! Surf City's formula is a gel, and the directions tell you to spray the area, wait 30 seconds and then rinse off (use a soft bristle brush if needed). I sprayed a small area for trial, waited 30 seconds, rinsed and most of the grime came off. I sprayed another small area and this time used a soft brush and viola! - off came the dead bugs and road grime with little effort. The Turtle Wax spray would require some elbow grease and at least a second spray - not Surf City. A tad bit more expensive than the other brands, but in my opinion well worth the less effort needed. Highly recommended if you need to use a bug & tar remover before washing your ride.

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