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CTOmaha
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Use any bug remover and pressure gun from a distance. Then use a towel/sponge to carefully remove remaining carcasses and juices. ?
After it is clean, get a front only PPF installed. I put this on the front and it has been great. Just realize that this particular one leaves about half a inch on all sides:
https://a.co/d/fW0AgUv
I will probably try this the next time as tou get the lights covered as well:
https://a.co/d/0FOSmM8
Ppf will be a lot easier to clean and light scratches are easily removed with hair dryer or heat gun.
After it is clean, get a front only PPF installed. I put this on the front and it has been great. Just realize that this particular one leaves about half a inch on all sides:
https://a.co/d/fW0AgUv
I will probably try this the next time as tou get the lights covered as well:
https://a.co/d/0FOSmM8
Ppf will be a lot easier to clean and light scratches are easily removed with hair dryer or heat gun.
HaulingAss
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I'm a big fan of killing two birds with one stone.
Just park your Cybertruck facing the sun for a few hours, peel back a corner of the wrap on the bug-catcher, peel back and away from that corner until the whole sheet of petroleum film pulls free. Put it in the trash and you are done.
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