Bilal928S4

Just saw this ad from Griot's garage. Showing typical bug spatter.

worf928

That is not ‘typical’ bug splatter.

That is 150mph-cruising-through-kansas bug splatter. Ummm... theoretically.

Mark Anderson

Richard Griot talked to me a few years ago about buying my Cobalt 928. Maybe he finally got one.

BRB-83-911SC

I'm pretty sure my Durango was not doing 150mph, and certainly not in Kansas. This from the New York State Thruway between Albany and Utica, and yes, Griot's product was used to clean it up. Fortunately, I have not had such encounters with my 928.

SeanR

He's a fan of the 928. I thought we had him sold on that GT but he wanted less miles.

928 GT R

I recall driving my 72 911 in Florida and hitting so many love bugs that I had to stop driving and get out and clean the windows.

Lots of other experiences with bugs in Florida but that one stands out because I literally could not see out the windscreen... Nothing like hot acidic bug mush everywhere on meticulously cared for paint.

UGH!

I should own stock in Griot's.

hacker-pschorr

That's spring may fly hatched bug splatter around here. Car is perfectly clean until that 1/2 stretch just before home when passing through a marsh area.

996AE

Spring at ButtonWillow!

Still cleaning bugs off my track car.

Hey_Allen

I don't think I've ever actually met Mr. Griot, but I visit their store a few times a year, either to pick up something, or to see one of the car shows they occasionally host.

Definitely good quality products, and the guides help if you're just getting started in detailing your own rig.

JWise

I've found Griot's Speed Shine to be very good at bug removal as well.

kos_007

PORSCHE - KILLS BUGS FAST.

polecat702

Sure glad I live in the desert, we don't have to contend with any of this crap.The only bugs I see are VW's.