I would like to spend $3.99 on Tarminator, but I'm leaning towards WD-40 because it has many more uses than just taking tar out. It's $2.00 at Target. So..has anyone ever used this on tar? Is gas effective too?
turtlewax bug and tar remover this shit works awesome. its in a yellow spray can. took tar and road grime off my old rims and paint after it had been on there for a year and and a half.
__________________ '94 Pickup: Std Cab, 22RE, 5spd, 2wd
Front: Total Chaos Uniball Kit, Fox 8''Coilovers, Custom Engine Cage, Hannemann Fenders,
REAR: Deaver F67 Leafs, Fox 14''Shocks, Custom Bed Cage, Glassworks Bedsides, Tacoma E-locker Axle 4:88 31x10.5 BFG AT Tires
WD-40 is mostly kerosene or something similar. This is one reason its rust protection does not last as long as something like LPS. It also has a tendency to stain plastic and painted surfaces.
Also, watch the expletives... this is a family-oritented forum (I think).
right, but you know in the last 3 years i have been on this forum i havent seen very many familes on here. and if the word shit offends you, this might not be the right forum for you.
__________________ '94 Pickup: Std Cab, 22RE, 5spd, 2wd
Front: Total Chaos Uniball Kit, Fox 8''Coilovers, Custom Engine Cage, Hannemann Fenders,
REAR: Deaver F67 Leafs, Fox 14''Shocks, Custom Bed Cage, Glassworks Bedsides, Tacoma E-locker Axle 4:88 31x10.5 BFG AT Tires
I'm gonna take tar off of the underbody. Near the wheel wells.
key word here is underbody - I would go for the wd-40 method, I have sprayed the entire underbody of my truck with wd-40 prior to winter driving - it works well, you may get some burn off on the exaust components but that won't last long.
i'll second the turtle wax tar and bug remover.... this has worked very well for me. i've used wd40 many many times for at least the last 30 years, and it works better than most things, like wax or cleaners. i remember trying simple green. it was a good cleaner on oily stuff, but not on tar. just remember after using the turtle wax or wd40, you will need to wax.
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