Old label, same product. This is the previous packaging design of Ultracoat Buggy Boy. The formula inside the bottle has not changed, only the label, and the price is reduced to clear the last of this stock. Once it is gone it is gone.
Buggy Boy is a ready-to-use remover for insect remains, bird droppings and tree sap. Left on the paint, all three are acidic enough to etch and discolour the clear coat, and scrubbing at them dry is how people put scratches into a bonnet.
Applied to the affected area it dissolves the organic soiling and separates it from the surface within a minute or two, so it rinses away instead of needing to be worked off. It is safe on bodywork, lamps, glass and plastic parts, and on ceramic coatings and hard waxes.
Banana scent.
How to use. Make sure the surface is cool. Spray a thin, even layer onto the affected area. Leave one to two minutes for the soiling to dissolve. Rinse thoroughly with a pressure washer. Repeat on heavy contamination. Covering the treated area with snow foam afterwards improves the result.
Notes. Never in direct sunlight and never allow the product to dry on the surface. Wear protective clothing and gloves.
