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Do not use a scrubby pad on your paint unless you want a dull spot that will need to be polished out.You do know that Tesla's are just like any other car right?
Get your bucket, soap and water and a little scrubby pad thing and wash them off just like any other car.
Yep, I do have a microfiber mitt (not the one that you actually put your hand in, but the one that you just sort of rub on the paint), bug remover, and chamois, but I'm not sure if the paint or clear coat have been damaged. I guess I won't know until I actually try!You do know that Tesla's are just like any other car right?
Get your bucket, soap and water and a little scrubby pad thing and wash them off just like any other car.
Good warning. What about a microfiber mitt? I have the one that you don't actually insert your hand into, but you just sort of scrub it around and your hand always stays on top of the mittDo not use a scrubby pad on your paint unless you want a dull spot that will need to be polished out.
There are automotive scrubbing pads for bugs in the automotive stores in Canada.Do not use a scrubby pad on your paint unless you want a dull spot that will need to be polished out.
That’s fine. The bug remover will help dissolve the guts and should make it relatively easy to remove with a wash mitt.Good warning. What about a microfiber mitt? I have the one that you don't actually insert your hand into, but you just sort of scrub it around and your hand always stays on top of the mitt
Ahh, you have to be specific. I thought you meant like a scrubbing pad you would use on your dishes.There are automotive scrubbing pads for bugs in the automotive stores in Canada.
I've been using them for over 45 years without dulling any paint.
Also, best recommendations to hand wash? Automatic touchless car washes and self-service car washes haven't done much for this...
Call daddy I think always worked for me.How did you wash the cars/trucks you owned before Tesla?
The Model 3 is my second car, but my first car was a white leaf that I straight up didn't clean lolHow did you wash the cars/trucks you owned before Tesla?
Do the same!
Bug splatter is bug splatter. Road grime is road grime.
Car pain is car paint.
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A clay bar, now thats rarely used on this forum. If you have that you haveBody shine and a clay bar will take it off. Do it in the shade when the paint is cool to avoid scratching.
Try this:The Model 3 is my second car, but my first car was a white leaf that I straight up didn't clean lol
I’ve been using this on my plane since 2004 and an airplane has a lot of bug collecting forward facing surface. Bugs kind of melt off after spraying and waiting a minute or two. Does a very good job of keeping the paint looking new too.Try this:
or this:
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