Tar removal spray recommendation
Tar removal spray recommendation
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T1berious

Original Poster:

2,663 posts

182 months

Sunday 18th April 2021
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So I've picked up a fair amount of tar (OK, to some eyes it might be what tar?) but I was after a spray solution that someone here uses and heartily recommends.

So what do you use for shifting tar?

Any recommendations greatly appreciated.

T1b

Antony Moxey

10,610 posts

246 months

Sunday 18th April 2021
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I used Autoglym tar remover and clay bar. The amount the clay bar picked up was eye watering! Both available on Amazon at a cheaper price than buying from Autoglym direct.

markcoznottz

7,155 posts

251 months

Sunday 18th April 2021
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Tardis 5l £30 delivered eBay. The grey Chem resistant sprayers last ages with this stuff.

Belle427

11,738 posts

260 months

Sunday 18th April 2021
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Auto smart tardis is hard to beat, you will need your own sprayer to put it in though.

Desiderata

2,738 posts

81 months

Sunday 18th April 2021
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I'm not too fussy about my cars so don't take my advice if you're an enthusiastic detailer, but I just use neat petrol to clean off tar spots.

Glosphil

4,845 posts

261 months

Sunday 18th April 2021
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Desiderata said:
I'm not too fussy about my cars so don't take my advice if you're an enthusiastic detailer, but I just use neat petrol to clean off tar spots.
Same here. It's not dangerous as I have never smoked!

colin79666

2,198 posts

140 months

Sunday 18th April 2021
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I’ve found Sonax to work well and I prefer the aerosol form factor as the trigger spray stuff seems to run off too quick.

T1berious

Original Poster:

2,663 posts

182 months

Tuesday 20th April 2021
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Cheers chaps! I'll try the Sonax

markcoznottz

7,155 posts

251 months

Tuesday 20th April 2021
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Glosphil said:
Desiderata said:
I'm not too fussy about my cars so don't take my advice if you're an enthusiastic detailer, but I just use neat petrol to clean off tar spots.
Same here. It's not dangerous as I have never smoked!
Tar and glue is far more effective. It’s brilliant on adhesive residue as well, hence the name. I believe they used to use petrol back in the day.

anonymous-user

81 months

Saturday 24th April 2021
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Autoglym tar spot remover is good. But my bottle of meguairs waterless wax spray works equally well