The sun is shining more and more, which means insects are flying through the air again. As a driver, you'll notice that after your drive, the front and windshield of your car are covered in flies and other insects. If you leave these on for too long, they will bake on and cause damage to your car's paintwork. Therefore, we advise you to remove these insects from your car as soon as possible. Follow the steps below to safely remove insects from your car.
Step 1: Move your car out of the sun and let it cool down
Before you start removing insects, we advise you to move the car out of the sun. Let the car cool down before using Stipt Anti-Insect.
Step 2: Spray the car with insect remover
With our specially developed insect remover, you ensure that the proteins of the insects break down, making them easy to rinse off the paintwork.
Please note: Let the spray work for a minimum of fifteen seconds to a maximum of five minutes.
Step 3: Rinse the car with water
This can be done with a high-pressure washer or a simple garden hose.
Step 4: Wash your car afterwards
Always wash the car afterwards with our professional car shampoo, for example Stipt Perfect Shampoo. For the best results, use it in combination with the Stipt Anti-Insect Wool Mitt.
Protecting your car against insects
Prevention is better than cure, especially if you drive a lot of miles, it's useful to protect your paintwork. This will make it easier to remove insects in the future. With our special Stipt Ceramic Wax or Stipt Ceramic Coating, you protect your car against UV radiation and acid rain. In addition, its strong hydrophobic character provides a water-repellent effect and a deeper shine. Use this in combination with the Stipt Wax Towel.
