Clear Coat - Road Tar Removal
What do we use to remove road tar from the vehicle so the clear coat is not damaged?
I was thinking 50% Nitromethane and 50% Toluene mixture would work just fine. |
Re: Clear Coat - Road Tar Removal
paint stripper 95%, nitromethane 3%, toluene 2%.
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Re: Clear Coat - Road Tar Removal
Adam: heat up the tar with a torch until it falls off.
Everyone else: use diesel on a cloth. Apply liberally, wait a few minutes, wipe off. Repeat until it is gone, then wash your car. |
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Re: Clear Coat - Road Tar Removal
Originally Posted by mikeh
(Post 153726)
i still stick with diesel though.... i have used gas before, but i find it dries up too quick... never tried wd40, but i imagine it would probably be very similar to diesel. i don't doubt the peanut butter either.... the original diesel engines were designed to run on peanut oil! |
Re: Clear Coat - Road Tar Removal
Get a clay bar and be sure to use plenty of lubricant with it. They're an essential part of every detailer's kit. Clay bars won't be common in most big-box stores, but I know Canadian Tire carries them.
Edit: wash your car very well before you clay it! |
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If you post like this you will make me mad and I will go and get myself a Jetta
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