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bighoof Apr 24th, 01, 10:00 PM Just wondering if there is anything special out there to remove that pain in the a$$ tar? ------------------ Thanks Jeff 70 Malibu Pro Touring Project 355ci 450hp no1dc Apr 25th, 01, 6:02 AM Jeff, I've used gumouts bug and tar remover in the past with good results. Depending on how much tar you've got it may take a couple of applications. This coming from a man whose wife pulled into the driveway one day with tar dripping off the rocker panels of her car. Good luck. Pete ------------------ Member# 1097 67 std camaro conv 327/210, 1978 annv vette, 1985 Z28 Camaro, 1971 Chevelle, 00 grand prix, 76 KZ900 Bill Pritchard Apr 25th, 01, 8:30 AM Mineral spirits works great. That's essentially what Bug & Tar remover is. Also, your local auto paint store sells something like Prep Sol, or Wax & Grease Remover, that works well. ------------------ Bill Pritchard 69 SS396 Convertible "Doing my part to help the disadvantaged - My Chevelle was for sale by a blatant liar. Didn't trust him, so I hired a blind man to inspect it before I bought it." My low tech web page (http://home.att.net/~bpritchard/index.html) Steve Cuddihy Apr 25th, 01, 4:13 PM The best I have ever used has been Acrili-clean (PPG). Its the Grease and wax remover I used when I painted my car. Any paint store and NAPA will have similar stuff. Works great and will not harm finishes. Also great for cleaning any part of the car as it doesn't harm vinyl or rubber. I also use it to remove dirty grease from my door hindges. bighoof Apr 25th, 01, 10:06 PM Thanks, I'll give some of those things a try. [This message has been edited by bighoof (edited 04-25-2001).] | ||