Remove loose grit
Rinse or wash sandy and gritty contamination before spot treatment. Avoid rubbing dry debris across paint, gelcoat or graphics.
RV contamination application
Front-cap bugs, bird droppings and scuff marks: work wet before you work harder.
Koenig’s RV application specifically includes bugs, bird droppings and scuff marks. Start with loose-contamination removal, then use controlled wet applications rather than aggressive dry scrubbing.
Use Koenig like this
For bugs, droppings and removable scuff transfer.
Wet the affected area
Apply Koenig to a manageable section or clean towel. For dried bug or bird residue, give the wet product time to soften surface contamination before wiping.
Wipe with controlled pressure
Work the residue or scuff gradually. Repeat the wet application if necessary instead of immediately moving to a harsh abrasive method.
Buff and inspect
Use a clean microfiber towel for the final buff. Check whether any remaining mark is still contamination or actual staining, etching or finish damage.
Know what remains
A mark that does not clean away may not be surface contamination.
Bug residue
Fresh front-cap contamination is easier to address than residue that has baked onto the surface for an extended period.
Bird droppings
Remove promptly. Acidic contamination can leave etching or staining that remains after the material itself is gone.
Scuff marks
Surface transfer may polish away; scratches through paint, gelcoat, graphics or coatings require a different repair decision.