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Tar Remover
Last night I went through a construction zone somewhere and don't how got tar on the bottom of the doors and fenders. It's a well know fact that tar can cause huge amounts of damage to a car paint and very tough to remove. I have been reading a couple of threads and watching videos, but still confused. So far I have found 'Meguiars Gold Class bug & tar remover' at AutoGeek through http://www.dealrocker.com discount deal. If someone has any better recommendation, please let me know.
Thanks in advance.
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ive always just put a little gas on a rag and wiped it right off (of course wash it after all the tar is gone)
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Ive used WD40 and like littlerick mentioned, clean thoroughly with mild soap and water after the tar is removed.
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^ all the above are good methods but don't try this on direct sunlight, some of those solvents leave streak marks, it's easier to remove tar solutions from a shaded area.
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ZIPPO lighter fluid, helps remove sticky adhesive stuff.
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any brand of bug and tar remover seems to work for me. I've also used WD-40 to get off some old glue residue from the rear emblems, which also worked well. Like everyone is saying that, wash it right after.
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I also use WD40. Removes bugs and tar easily.
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i got a similar issue, i parked under a tree this summer and got tar all over the whip. i tried some tar and bug removers but they haven't helped.
even if is been months...would wd40 or gasoline still work?
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Try the gasoline, but under the stain you're going to have some paint fading if it's been awhile. Also, soak the tar with gasoline for a little bit (few seconds) and then try.
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I'll try that right in the car wash parking lot, cause if she goes south ill be able to wash that off right away! Lol
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WD40 let it do its work...
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Would the WD40 fuck up the paint?
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not if you clean it right off
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I'm gonna try that WD40 before the gasoline, thanks for your help peoples!
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the gasoline is a lil risky n sticky ...