Turtle Wax T-520A Bug and Tar Remover, Trigger - 16 Fl Oz.

I have a new 2010 Diamond White Yukon Denali. I went on a month long driving vacation up into Canada and down to Yellowstone, South Dakota, Durango, etc.Coming down from Yellowstone to Jackson Hole, there was a lot of road construction and we were constantly being diverted. I get out of my car at the hotel and find it is covered front to rear with a thick coat of road oil. What the heck, will just run it through the car wash.....Soap, car wash, etc., didn't phase it. Acted like it was baked on. I'm thinking .. new paint job for a brand new car?, have to get it stripped and buffed out?Went to an auto parts and they had some TWax Bug and Tar remover. I figured I had nothing to lose.Wow, what a nice surprise. Spray it on, wait a minute, wiped that road oil right off. Took me a bottle and a half to get all that oil off but went quickly and left a nice shine. Miracle stuff as far as I'm concerned. Also takes the bugs off very nicely. I still use it because I'm still finding little nooks and crannies on the car where that road oil is still lurking. Just got back from another driving vacation and used it extensively to keep the splattered bug bodies under control.This is one product I can recommend without reservation. I take a bottle with me when I go on vacation now.

Been using this product for years and I never leave home without it. You never know when a bird will do their thing right on your car and having this product handy (along with a paper towel roll) keeps your car from looking like a Jackson Pollock.

GOOD product at this price point, but your required to do some work

I tried the other brands, but this one tops them all.

Great product that gently and effectively removes sticky matter from different surfaces. I had a problem with my Mercedes steering wheel. The clear adhesive film covering the controls melted over the years and became a sticky mess. I tried everything - Goo-off, WD40, mineral oil, baking soda with vinegar but nothing worked. I asked Mercedes experts, AutoZone. No one had any solution. Then I went on YouTube and saw a video on removing the film with this product. Frankly I did a better job using a soft toothbrush and turning a cloth often to remove all the adhesive. It left the control signage intact. I now have a perfectly smooth, matte surface. It didn't damage the leather on my steering wheel either. I highly recommend this very useful product.

Its basically window cleaner, which is funny because I read an article that said just use window cleaner, lol. Still, thought id give this a shot. The performance was alright, but mean green diluted in water worked way better.I liv in the south. Lots of bugs! For real caked on bugs, I found this mostly ineffective.Update: It works really well, but it cant be sprayed on wet surface. Initially, I had sprayed this after rinsing my car, which I normally do before washing. The water must have made it ineffective, but on a dry surface and let it sit a moment. The results were super clean and clear windows front portion of mg car.

I HAVE BEEN USING THIS FOR YEARS. IT TAKES OFF BUGS AND TAR EASILY.

I bought this to remove bug residue from the window screens the even pressure washing couldn't get rid of. It didn't work.