What can I use to remove tar from the outside door panels of my automobile?
By Joan from Russellville, AR
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I use kerosene. Put a little on a rag and gently rub the places where there is tar and it will disolve and come off with no harm to the paint.
I used coconut oil. It worked well. Apply it with your fingers. After 30 s wipe it off with a clean cloth. At low temperatures it forms a solid film, but it is easy to remove, as the heat from your fingers makes it melt.
come on.. that will kill the paint on yr car.
People are giving solutions that may or may ot work to one degree or another. But, no one is commenting on ways that are cheap, fast, inexpensive, and WON'T HURT MY PAINT FINISH! I have a brand new Hyundai Elantra, and my dealership is throwing around figures of $500.00 to $1,000.00, and the SDDOT is responsible for this mess! There were NO attendants available for directions or advice, and nothing about consequences if you drove through the fresh paving. 445 Ave. is the ONLY road that I know of into Canistota and my roommates Good Samaritan Nursing Home.
Don't know of any "home" things other than maybe kerosene. They used to sell a tar remover at local automotive stores like PepBoys, Hi Gear and Advanced Auto.
Use Goo-gone. You can purchase it at Wal-Mart.
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