SafetyMan's Garage, Vol 1.: How to Clean Your Windshield the EASY way
 

I'll tell y'all a secret to removing bugs.

*looks over both shoulders*

*looks under counter... just to be sure nobody is listening*

Once you get your shield CLEAN. And I mean C>L>E>A>N>... Order some Cee Bailey's Rain Repellent Max, formulated for Motorcycle and Aircraft windshields.

Follow the directions on the bottle.

You will never need a "wet towel" or "peroxide" again.

I went to Corpus Christi last Friday, left home at 4pm, got to Howard's BBQ for the C.O.I.R. Bike Night at 7, left there at 9pm, and home at midnight... 360 miles on the evening.

Picked up a few South Texas bugs along the highway at 90mph. They have been there since, and I have ridden in the "Texas in July" heat every day. I'm currently on "vacation".

Watch, enjoy, maybe learn something...

I am in no way affiliated with either of the products used, other than being a satisfied customer.

Volume 1, part 1:




(And it is actually 176 miles one way to Corpus)
https://www.google.com/maps/dir/29.5...9879!3e0?hl=en

Volume 1; Part 2

Before and after pics:

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v4...ps306e78d3.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v4...ps12b5c66d.jpg

Noted. Thanks for the info


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A star is born.

Black boxes? :blink:

Oh! Slow ISP here this AM...

http://www.ceebaileys.com/cleaner_prods.html


http://www.ceebaileys.com/ac_accesso...repellent.html

That is some good stuff. I'm going to see if I can find me some.

Thanks for the info Chip! I'm going to need to find me some of that stuff. The Harley bug remover doesn't seem to do nearly as good a job.

You thought the Harley stuff was supposed to work?


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It was in a black bottle though.

Bonus! :D

Noted, bookmarked, and slated for further action...............

Thanks Chip!!!!!

And to think, I knew him when he was just a bald chubby kid from Maryland.......