Hey what remover would you guys recommend to get the remnants of the tar out? I got it off but there are streaks of the crap still on the metal. I tried using the wire brush on the polisher but all it does is swirl the crap unless I take it down to bare shiny metal.
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I used mineral spirits in a spare spray bottle and paper towels, worked pretty well with minimal elbow grease.sigpic
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Oh cool, thanks! I don't really have anything like that in the household, was thinking maybe I'll need aircraft remover or something like that.Comment
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Or oven cleaner1989 Cirrus Blau coupe Racing Dynamics wheels and a Volvo Spoiler.Comment
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Mineral spirits and 5 mins. Done. Don't use oven cleaner - that's nasty stuff.Originally posted by Matt-BComment
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WD40 and a lighterBrian JacobsComment
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Mineral spirits sprayed on, time for it to dissolve the tar, and paper towels will get the job done. Goo-Gone will also work and smells a bit better.The car makes it possible, but the driver makes it happen.
Jim Levie, Huntsville, ALComment
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Just to clarify, the reason we all like the Mineral spirits, is it dissolves and the left over tar but doesn't touch the paint.Originally posted by Matt-BComment
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