Tar Remover

[VWBaby]

What is the best thing to use to get rid of under tar on your car? Somebody told me use nail polish remover , but I find that sounding a bit like a real mess up.

Any ideas?

[sboo99]

Someone I know said that kerosene can get that off. But I've never tried it so I don't know for sure.

[VexXx Dogg]

kerosene works like a charm.

put the kerosene in a cut bottle or something, and take a SOFT cloth (an old cotton t-shirt works for me)

dampen the cloth and rub the tar stains, while dipping the cloth in the kerosene regularly.

when yuh finished, WASH yuh car with yuh regular car wash. mix the car wash solution a little stronger on this occasion.

[pimptacular]

kerosene works also gas buh as soon as u finish wipe a spot wipe it good den wash ya car properly like how VexXx Dogg, said

[Duplicolor]

kerosene works also gas buh as soon as u finish wipe a spot wipe it good den wash ya car properly like how VexXx Dogg, said

Also castrol has somthing .. a spray i cant remember the name off hand its in a purple an black spray bottle if i'm correct works reaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaal damn good its bout $30 somthing for it, can use it for anything
top of the line

[equipped2ripp]

relentless, don't even think about using that castrol superclean on your vehicle's finish... it would dull the clearcoat as it is too strong..

same with HS purple blaster and other industrial degreasers.

i believe there's the automotive simple green for those jobs... or use the kerosene.

[pimptacular]

oh yeh dat HS purple blaster is ah miracle in a bottle

[VWBaby]

Thanks Guys, you all have been very helpful. I never thought of Kerosene. I did consider Gasoline but thought it will evoporate too quickly. What about mock? Like mock that is not dirt but grime from I guess the same thing a film of oil or grease that is on the insider of the hood and usually below the running board. No amount of elbow grease or polish gets rid of it. I even tried using an abrasive scrubbing pad and still NO luck .

[nick009]

what bout powerfoam?

[equipped2ripp]

VWBaby, gasoline is too strong and isn't an oily fuel as kerosene is.

and what mock is that? tar deposits from the road?

[VWBaby]

VWBaby, gasoline is too strong and isn't an oily fuel as kerosene is.

and what mock is that? tar deposits from the road?

Ok, I will try Kerosene. Do I have to wear a gas mask when applying this as it is so strong?

Mok from the engine I guess, oil maybe? You know, when you raise the hood on the inside of the hood there is grime and stuff, well that. It seems to be a thick film that no amount of soap or elbow grease is getting rid of.

Also, what can I use to stop flies from congregating on the car, they seem attracted to the yellow. Flies leave their remnants on the car as well. And worst yet, as soon as I clean the car, it is like sugar, one set of flies flock to the car, why is that? So is a two in one wammie here, flies and tar

[pimptacular]

if is the engine bay try the purple blaster or any other industrial degreaser and no u dont need a gas mask when workin with kerosene maybe a pair of rubber gloves if ya skin sensitive

[Duplicolor]

yea man i didnt think he'd use it on the paint

but i know wat u talking about still.. i loveee it works wonders

[eitech]

spray a lil wd40 on a cloth and wipe it. dats works!

[equipped2ripp]

relentless, yuh never know eh... next ting somebody read it without understanding and f-up their clearcoat

VWBaby, paint over the car. simple.

[Duplicolor]

true that.

[seanf3000]

Use Sonax Tar Remover. Works well and is safe for your car paint.

[3stagevtec]

kerosene (aka white spirit) can be used as a cleaner for oily deposits, like those you find in you engine bay.. gasolene can work as well also, but try the kero first.

of course, they are both flammable fluids.. so use care when using these products in your engine bay. i.e. don't have the engine running..

Also, what can I use to stop flies from congregating on the car, they seem attracted to the yellow. Flies leave their remnants on the car as well. And worst yet, as soon as I clean the car, it is like sugar, one set of flies flock to the car, why is that? So is a two in one wammie here, flies and tar

i don't know what to say nah...

[VWBaby]

Hey, thanks for all the info. But this white spirit, that is PAINT thinner , what iF this strips the paint

Figured out the fly bit. VINEGAR

[crazybalhead]

VWBaby, gasoline is too strong and isn't an oily fuel as kerosene is.

and what mock is that? tar deposits from the road?

Ok, I will try Kerosene. Do I have to wear a gas mask when applying this as it is so strong?

Mok from the engine I guess, oil maybe? You know, when you raise the hood on the inside of the hood there is grime and stuff, well that. It seems to be a thick film that no amount of soap or elbow grease is getting rid of.

Also, what can I use to stop flies from congregating on the car, they seem attracted to the yellow. Flies leave their remnants on the car as well. And worst yet, as soon as I clean the car, it is like sugar, one set of flies flock to the car, why is that? So is a two in one wammie here, flies and tar

Oh crap...yuh need to stop driving that piece of sheit!!!!!!!!


HAHAHAHAHAAAAAA!!!!!!!


But seriously, nail polish remover has acetone and will REMOVE YOUR PAINT.

Use the kerosene, then wash with a car wash OR with breeze, but only with breeze if yuh planning to seal and wax the car immediately after.