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A Lieberman wrote:



Hey Dale,

For "normal" bugs, I agree with you, moisturizing the leading edge and
letting the scud hydrate, plain water will take off the "blood and guts"
once it becomes loosened from hydration.

These love bugs leave a nasty white "powder" that no matter how much you
hydrate, it just ain't coming off.

Driving in the car during the summer time, the bugs are so thick, it sounds
like rain on the windshield. Don't even try to use the wipers or fluid,
just smears this white goop and makes it worse.

These love bugs are attracted to the color white, which naturally is the
main color of my plane.


Yuk!! We have a little green bug up here usually in June. Same type
thing, sounds like your flying through rain, windshield goes opaque
quickly.

--
Dale L. Falk

There is nothing - absolutely nothing - half so much worth doing
as simply messing around with airplanes.

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