Tar removing
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Tar removing
I just passed through a construction site and now I have some tar on my rear fenders that I would like to remove. Any ideas of good products that would help take it off?
Last edited by rshamekh; Nov 22, 2010 at 04:30 AM.
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RE: Tar removing
Kerosene or WD-40 will most likely desolve that stuff w/o hurting the paint. Remember to wash the area and then wax since the kero or WD will strip your wax.
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RE: Tar removing
Like the poster said above, try using WD-40.....it will not hurt your paint. From my understanding, it's made with Fish Oil.
I got some paint on my truck from aroad spilllast month and used the stuff and it came right off.
I got some paint on my truck from aroad spilllast month and used the stuff and it came right off.
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Like the poster said above, try using WD-40.....it will not hurt your paint. From my understanding, it's made with Fish Oil.
I got some paint on my truck from aroad spilllast month and used the stuff and it came right off.
Like the poster said above, try using WD-40.....it will not hurt your paint. From my understanding, it's made with Fish Oil.
I got some paint on my truck from aroad spilllast month and used the stuff and it came right off.