Tar remover
Originally posted by Drumhawk
My only concern is damaging the clear-coated paint or the clear-coated rims. Not worried about removing the zaino cause I'm gonna put 10 coats of zaino on over the winter.
My only concern is damaging the clear-coated paint or the clear-coated rims. Not worried about removing the zaino cause I'm gonna put 10 coats of zaino on over the winter.
Since the tar remover ( WD40, gasoline, Tarminator,etc) is used to dissolve ( wiping) the tar and not allow to dwell ( sit) on the involved surface, no clearcoat damage will occur. Just like when you accidently drip gas on your finish when filling your tank, immediate removal causes only protectant ( wax / sealant) removal but clearcoat is perfectly intacted.
The only main concern when removing any tarry substances with whatever product you use is the potential of surface marring created by embedded particles like sand / dirt in the tar. Rub gently and make sure rag is saturated with tar remover ( ie gasoline) for faster dissolution and lubrication.
Last edited by blkZ28Conv; Nov 24, 2003 at 07:57 AM.
Originally posted by GreenGobbler
Hey man i work at a detil shop and we us stoner tarmanater all the time works great if ther is ALOT then i would go with gas just wash it off good after u get the tar off hope this helps
Hey man i work at a detil shop and we us stoner tarmanater all the time works great if ther is ALOT then i would go with gas just wash it off good after u get the tar off hope this helps

I was hoping that someone with body shop / professional detailing experience would chime in.
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