A temporary protective coating, Bug Barrier shields your car's front-facing features from splattered insect remains, preventing staining and etching while making clean-up easy. Get protected - pick up a bottle today!
Why Bug Barrier?
You know Bug Barrier is a temporary insect shield. But how does that protection work?
Stop Staining and Etching
Let splattered insect remains sit on your paint for too long and you’ll be looking at an incredibly stubborn stain. Wait even longer and their acidic insides will etch right into the surface. But with Bug Barrier applied, insect remains won’t have the chance to etch thanks to its chemically resistant barrier. Instead, they’ll rest on top, no harm done.
Make Cleaning Easy
Insect remains are a pain to clean, their acidic insides baking onto paint as the sun hits them with UV rays. Bug Barrier changes that by stopping insects from touching paint in the first place. Instead, they'll hit the Bug Barrier, which keeps them from baking on with its high chemical resistance. No more having to spot clean each and every splatter with some caustic chemical—just grab the hose and you’ll be good to go.
Not Just For Bugs
Bug Barrier was formulated with insect remains in mind, but it also works wonders with other contaminants like bird droppings, sap and road tar. So rest easy knowing this protection isn't just keeping bugs at bay—it's taking care of everything else, too.
How Does It Work?
Bug Barrier works by creating a temporary barrier, keeping contaminants from coming in contact with the surface so they cannot stain or etch.
Directions:
1. Shake well.
2. Spray directly onto a clean microfiber cloth. Wipe the surface, being sure to get full, even coverage.
3. Let dry.
4. Reapply after heavy rain and each wash for maximum protection.
Additional Tips
Not for use on headlights or windshields.
For maximum results, clean your car with Dr Beasley's Premium Body wash and/or Dr Beasley's Insect Remover before applying Bug Barrier.
Before applying, test a small amount in an inconspicuous place to check compatibility with surface.
A temporary protective coating, Bug Barrier shields your car's front-facing features from splattered insect remains, preventing staining and etching while making clean-up easy. Get protected - pick up a bottle today!
Why Bug Barrier?
You know Bug Barrier is a temporary insect shield. But how does that protection work?
Stop Staining and Etching
Let splattered insect remains sit on your paint for too long and you’ll be looking at an incredibly stubborn stain. Wait even longer and their acidic insides will etch right into the surface. But with Bug Barrier applied, insect remains won’t have the chance to etch thanks to its chemically resistant barrier. Instead, they’ll rest on top, no harm done.
Make Cleaning Easy
Insect remains are a pain to clean, their acidic insides baking onto paint as the sun hits them with UV rays. Bug Barrier changes that by stopping insects from touching paint in the first place. Instead, they'll hit the Bug Barrier, which keeps them from baking on with its high chemical resistance. No more having to spot clean each and every splatter with some caustic chemical—just grab the hose and you’ll be good to go.
Not Just For Bugs
Bug Barrier was formulated with insect remains in mind, but it also works wonders with other contaminants like bird droppings, sap and road tar. So rest easy knowing this protection isn't just keeping bugs at bay—it's taking care of everything else, too.
How Does It Work?
Bug Barrier works by creating a temporary barrier, keeping contaminants from coming in contact with the surface so they cannot stain or etch.
Directions:
1. Shake well.
2. Spray directly onto a clean microfiber cloth. Wipe the surface, being sure to get full, even coverage.
3. Let dry.
4. Reapply after heavy rain and each wash for maximum protection.
Additional Tips
Not for use on headlights or windshields.
For maximum results, clean your car with Dr Beasley's Premium Body wash and/or Dr Beasley's Insect Remover before applying Bug Barrier.
Before applying, test a small amount in an inconspicuous place to check compatibility with surface.