I removed my trunk tar (it easily peeled off), but it left behind a small, patchy layer of black tar. Is there a way to get this off and still preserve the paint underneath it. Threads I've searched mention torches and dry ice, but it seems like this would damage the paint.
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use laquer thinner.Tenured Automotive Service Professional - Avid BMW Enthusiast
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I'll give that a shot today, thanks for the helpOriginally posted by JordanComment
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good luck with the paint thinner you'll be using.
... if you've already removed the tar, you might try a product like goof off or goo gone.
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The thinner will have absolutely none or very very little effect on 14yr old well cured factory paint. Trust me...Tenured Automotive Service Professional - Avid BMW Enthusiast
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yeah lacquer thinner will work fine, I use it everyday at work. it works best if you soak the end of a terry cloth and apply it that way- '88 m54 coupe
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Mineral spirts work awesome...and not as hard on the paint (I think, but not sure)
I did my at my appartment comples, people walking by though I was cleaning out blood or something from the trunk...it was weird.Originally posted by Matt-BComment
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