Bug Remover for Cars Exterior - Tree Sap Remover for Car, Quickly Dissolves Bird Poop, Water Spots, Resin & Grease - Safe on Paint, Glass, Chrome & Rubber, Microfiber Towel for Easy Cleaning, 16 fl oz

Product Details

• Brand: toretark Store
• Package Dimensions ‏: ‎ : 8.46 x 4.88 x 3.94 inches; 1.54 Pounds
• Manufacturer ‏: ‎ : toretark

About this item

• Powerful All-Purpose Car Bug Remover: Toretark bug and sap remover for cars is designed to quickly and effectively remove bird poop, tree sap, water spots, resin, grease, and tar. Even tough baked-on love bugs are no match. It restores your car's exterior to its original clean state
• Excellent Dissolution Action, Effortless Removal: Our fast-acting formula quickly softens and dissolves dried-on insect splatter and tree sap. Efficiently removes contaminants with minimal effort, no harsh or repeated scrubbing. Saves you time and protects your clear coat from scratches
• Safe Formula, No Surface Damage: Toretark's professional, safe technology is tough on bird poop, tree sap, and so on, but safe on car paint, wax, clear coat, plastic, rubber, metal, chrome, aluminum, windows, mirrors, and any other exterior automotive surfaces
• Easy to Use — Includes a Premium Microfiber Cloth: No hard scrubbing needed. Simply spray, let sit for 1 minute (longer for tough stains, avoid drying). Wipe clean with the included microfiber cloth and rinse for best results. Repeat for stubborn residue to achieve full removal
• Essential for Travel & Summer Driving: Designed for daily drivers and highway travelers alike. Our car bug remover is indispensable for cleaning your car after highway commutes, long journeys, or any drive in warm weather when bug splatter is heaviest
• Safe & Effective Use Guide: To ensure the best care for your vehicle’s finish, we recommend testing in an inconspicuous area first. Apply the product in a shaded spot, away from direct sunlight and hot surfaces. Most importantly, do not allow it to dry on the paint — always rinse or wipe clean promptly, as prolonged contact, particularly on weathered clear coats, could potentially lead to harm