knuckles

Three words: NEVER USE IT!

No only did the Bug and Tar Remover not remove bugs, it heavily scratched my clear coat. I am going to have to take it to a detailer now to have the scratches removed. I will take some pics and add them later, maybe some of you all could give me some advice...

Bummed.......

al503

I use it and haven't had any problems. I think the trick is letting the stuff sit on the tar for a while to soften it up. Wipe it away in 1 stroke if you can. If it takes more than 1 stroke, repeat until it's gone. If you try to rub it off when it's not soft, the tar on your towel will scratch your paint.

knuckles

Hmmm, I still think that there must be something better out there though. Thanks for the info in any case....

uschardcor

soap and some muscle works

al503

Yup. Whether it's soapy water or a remover, you have to let it soak and soften up the bug guts/tar.

Bichon

I've not used that particular product, but I suspect that it was the abrasive bug guts on the cloth that scratched your paint, not the solvent.

chicagoblknazn

I have used it before to get a bunch of tar off teh bottom panels and it worked perfectly...no damage at all.