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I am new to this forum and am looking for any suggestions on removing Fly specks from my Ford Ranger pickup. It's a white truck and has been infested with fly specks. Any suggestions will be appreciated.
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Re: Fly Speck Removal
So after washing, the dead flies don't come off?
I would use a mild clay kit...pretty sure you can get it off....a good coat of wax afterwards should help repel any more dead flies from sticking....goodluck"STRIFE" aka Phil
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Re: Fly Speck Removal
Can also go with a wet Fabric Softener Sheet, or clay, or even may need a paint cleaner if it is more like bug stain left in the paint.2017 Subaru WRX Premium - WR BlueComment
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Re: Fly Speck Removal
Bug and Tar Remover ..Comment
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Re: Fly Speck Removal
You can do many things. Start small and work your way up....
Washing coupled with the wet dryer sheet trick
Bug/Tar Remover (need to wash anyways before hand)
APC, APC+, Body Solvent
Claying
Buffing
Re Paint
Every car is different and some go beyond the basics. My Trans am had about 5 years worth of bad etching due to bug stains and when the hood got painted, so did the nose/fenders.Comment
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Re: Fly Speck Removal
Thanks for the replies. I will try the wet dryer sheet. This fly poop is some nasty stuff that doesn't seem to want to come off.Comment
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