No luck with the Autoglym tar remover, doesnt seem to dissolve.
The claying i did a few months ago got rid of some of it, but I don't want to muck up the clay bar too much...
Any other products or techniques that work?
TIA
Stuart
No luck with the Autoglym tar remover, doesnt seem to dissolve.
The claying i did a few months ago got rid of some of it, but I don't want to muck up the clay bar too much...
Any other products or techniques that work?
TIA
Stuart
Tardis is one of the best out there... http://www.clbcarcare.co.uk/autosmart-tarandglue (normally in 5L size).
Will check it out, cheers
I posted the same question a few months back and the guys suggested wd40. It worked a treat! Needed a good wash after though and a bit of a wax!
Yeah, WD40 works, just wash the car after too
some say wd40 will remove tar some say butter some peeps say to much wd40 will ruin a paint job some say thats just pants
That would need to be the deciding factor. I'd rather have good paintwork with the odd tar spot than have to try and fight the paint back to condition after getting them removed.
Anyone with bad experience of WD40?
Thanks
Stuart
As said tardis I have used it for years
Get your name down for the meet lol
I have used white spirit in the past, followed by a good wash. Or even petrol on the odd occasion.
No paintwork damage from spirit or petrol?
David I'm considering it, toying with grabbing some lowering springs on the offchance that someone will be up for it hahahaha
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