Tar Removal

[PROFLYER]

So the county decided to re-pave the county road while I was in the office this morning :down: and tar got ALL over my brand new pearl white Infiniti G37 coupe (330hp rocket btw).

Anyway, I picked up this stuff made by Stoner (not kidding) called Tarminator. I drove it to the spray n wash and sprayed this stuff all over it (it was seriously all over the sides). This stuff literally melted the tar away! Worked freakin awesome! I then just washed the car and touched it up when I got home. I'm assuming most of us are auto enthusiasts as well. Anyway, if you guys ever get tar all over anything pick up some, might be handy to keep a can in the garage anyway, works for bugs too like magic! :2thumbs:

 

[lee]

thanks for the tip Pro

 

[bdmridgeback]

We used to buy stuff like that for our detail shop but it got too expensive can by can.

We found that just putting gasoline in a pump sprayer works great seens how tar is petroleum based as well. Just mist it down and let it soak, mist it again and power wash it off. Melts like butta!

We used to use the Stoner glass cleaner, it worked pretty good.

 

[LDO]

Cooking oil works really good on small areas...:2thumbs:

 

[chucktx]

baby oil will work also..........

 

[Vegas]

I just drop mine off at the detail shop. Works great.:roll:

 

[holyrollerboy]

I've used WD40 with pretty good luck...:2thumbs:

 

[chitown]

i never used it on any of my cars . but as a kid i worked for a paving company . and they used fuel oil to get the new or old and dried tar and asphalt off.

thanks for the tip i will look for some when i hit the store. hope it will work good on my white rims on the HD. those suckers can be a pain to clesn.