Bug Off Insect Remover - Case
P&S BUG OFF Insect Remover is designed to tackle heavy bug buildup on your vehicle’s paint, grille, and bumper before washing. Simply apply BUG OFF to affected areas and watch insect debris break down and rinse away. Its spray-on, rinse-off formula makes daily removal of bug residues quick and effortless, protecting your paint from the highly acidic compounds that can etch into the clear coat. Regular use prevents stubborn marks that can be difficult to remove and keeps your vehicle looking its best. For tough spots, pair BUG OFF with a clay scrubber or jersey pad to safely lift remaining residue without harming the paint or clear coat.
Why You’ll Love It:
- Quickly dissolves bug buildup for a spotless finish
- Protects paint and clear coat from acidic insect residue
- Easy spray-on, rinse-off application saves time and effort
- Ideal for daily maintenance after highway or open road drives
- Works safely with jersey scrubbers for tough spots
How to Use
- Ensure the vehicle surface is cool to the touch before application.
- Spray BUG OFF generously onto areas with insect debris, including the front bumper, grille, and lower panels.
- Allow the product to sit for about one minute to break down residues and neutralize acids.
- Rinse the treated area thoroughly with water to remove loosened insect debris.
- For stubborn spots, gently use a clay bar, clay scrubber, or jersey pad to lift remaining residue.
- Rinse again and dry the area, leaving the paint clean and protected.
Safety Information
Warranty
Within 30 days from purchase: TRC will replace items damaged in shipping upon inspection of photos. Opened, used, or partially used products excluded, as well as any degradation from storage or environmental exposure; customer dissatisfaction with scent, color, or consistency; misuse.
After 30 days: no warranty applies.
Note: No manufacturer warranty is provided beyond shipping damage replacement. No guarantees are made for product longevity, performance, or fitness for a particular purpose.
