Tar Spots on my PAINT!!!!
they just paved my street and I have little microscopic black dots on the sides of my car. Pretty much is jus ton my doors.
I tried tar and bug remover and it worked but took forever to get the dots off and i got alot more to go... any advice?
and yes only i would ever notice them... but on my yellow paint it drives me crazy. gotta keep her looking nice.
I tried tar and bug remover and it worked but took forever to get the dots off and i got alot more to go... any advice?
and yes only i would ever notice them... but on my yellow paint it drives me crazy. gotta keep her looking nice.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by machgo5go »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Dupont No. 7 Bug & Tar Remover.
Smell like Kerosine but works wonder.
Paste like bug and tar are too weak.</TD></TR></TABLE>
I have 12 gallons of Xylene sitting in my garage, I'll let you borrow a quart.

But really, Solvent-based stuff will work the fastest.
-Chris
Smell like Kerosine but works wonder.
Paste like bug and tar are too weak.</TD></TR></TABLE>
I have 12 gallons of Xylene sitting in my garage, I'll let you borrow a quart.

But really, Solvent-based stuff will work the fastest.
-Chris
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I have 12 gallons of Xylene sitting in my garage, I'll let you borrow a quart.

But really, Solvent-based stuff will work the fastest.
-Chris
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And, yes I was kidding, but Armor All 7 Tar and Bug Remover spray is 18% Xylene, the rest is naptha and petroleum gases. (methane/butane/propane???)
http://householdproducts.nlm.n...27028
I have 12 gallons of Xylene sitting in my garage, I'll let you borrow a quart.

But really, Solvent-based stuff will work the fastest.
-Chris
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And, yes I was kidding, but Armor All 7 Tar and Bug Remover spray is 18% Xylene, the rest is naptha and petroleum gases. (methane/butane/propane???)
http://householdproducts.nlm.n...27028
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And, yes I was kidding, but Armor All 7 Tar and Bug Remover spray is 18% Xylene, the rest is naptha and petroleum gases. (methane/butane/propane???)
http://householdproducts.nlm.n...27028
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ok i will keep an eye out for that then. I knew you were kidding lol. and i appreciate your help.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by b_cruz »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">don't forget to wax it after.</TD></TR></TABLE>
I am goin to wax it either this week or next week.
And, yes I was kidding, but Armor All 7 Tar and Bug Remover spray is 18% Xylene, the rest is naptha and petroleum gases. (methane/butane/propane???)
http://householdproducts.nlm.n...27028
</TD></TR></TABLE>ok i will keep an eye out for that then. I knew you were kidding lol. and i appreciate your help.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by b_cruz »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">don't forget to wax it after.</TD></TR></TABLE>
I am goin to wax it either this week or next week.
alot of the products mentioned are extremely bad for you paint and clear coat... spend 10 bucks at a car parts store... ask for the "clay magic" clay bar kit... its very simple to use and is made to remove all contaminates from paint...
just spray, then use the clay bar on the "area needed" and you wont belive the wonders, it takes out OVER SPRAY, BUG ****, TAR, SCUFF MARKS FROM OTHER CARS, TREE SAP, .... just make sure you wax the area you use it on afterwards then you are done.
also works good for taking off the shoe polish off your windows from the track
just spray, then use the clay bar on the "area needed" and you wont belive the wonders, it takes out OVER SPRAY, BUG ****, TAR, SCUFF MARKS FROM OTHER CARS, TREE SAP, .... just make sure you wax the area you use it on afterwards then you are done.
also works good for taking off the shoe polish off your windows from the track
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by mikestypeRR »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">alot of the products mentioned are extremely bad for you paint and clear coat... spend 10 bucks at a car parts store... ask for the "clay magic" clay bar kit... its very simple to use and is made to remove all contaminates from paint...
just spray, then use the clay bar on the "area needed" and you wont belive the wonders"
also works good for taking off the shoe polish off your windows from the track
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i don;t have a problem with the shoe polish that always comes off easy.
But i mean this stuff is alll over my door. Can i spray the whole door and wipe it off without spending 3 hours doin this?
Or would you reccomend i just spend $120 and get her detailed and let the company compound it off?
just spray, then use the clay bar on the "area needed" and you wont belive the wonders"
also works good for taking off the shoe polish off your windows from the track
</TD></TR></TABLE>i don;t have a problem with the shoe polish that always comes off easy.
But i mean this stuff is alll over my door. Can i spray the whole door and wipe it off without spending 3 hours doin this?
Or would you reccomend i just spend $120 and get her detailed and let the company compound it off?
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by totsie7944 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
i don;t have a problem with the shoe polish that always comes off easy.
But i mean this stuff is alll over my door. Can i spray the whole door and wipe it off without spending 3 hours doin this?
Or would you reccomend i just spend $120 and get her detailed and let the company compound it off?</TD></TR></TABLE>
lol... helll no ... bro .. when i tell you it will only take you 5 minutes, thats alot.. the clay bar is what the proffesionals useeee... trust me buy the kit... its 10 bucks and will only take you 5 minutes... i am so sureeeeeee ill send you 10 bucks if you dont like it.
not to mention this clay bar will take anything out.. i mean anything.
i don;t have a problem with the shoe polish that always comes off easy.
But i mean this stuff is alll over my door. Can i spray the whole door and wipe it off without spending 3 hours doin this?
Or would you reccomend i just spend $120 and get her detailed and let the company compound it off?</TD></TR></TABLE>
lol... helll no ... bro .. when i tell you it will only take you 5 minutes, thats alot.. the clay bar is what the proffesionals useeee... trust me buy the kit... its 10 bucks and will only take you 5 minutes... i am so sureeeeeee ill send you 10 bucks if you dont like it.
not to mention this clay bar will take anything out.. i mean anything.
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lol... helll no ... bro .. when i tell you it will only take you 5 minutes, thats alot.. the clay bar is what the proffesionals useeee... trust me buy the kit... its 10 bucks and will only take you 5 minutes... i am so sureeeeeee ill send you 10 bucks if you dont like it.
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haha i am gonna keep that in mind.. If you dont see a post by tomorrow night it meens that i liked it haha.
I just am suprised that it will be that fast because the dots are sooo small and spaced apart. and all over the place lol.
I will try it though. 10 bucks is cheap if it works that well.
lol... helll no ... bro .. when i tell you it will only take you 5 minutes, thats alot.. the clay bar is what the proffesionals useeee... trust me buy the kit... its 10 bucks and will only take you 5 minutes... i am so sureeeeeee ill send you 10 bucks if you dont like it.
</TD></TR></TABLE>haha i am gonna keep that in mind.. If you dont see a post by tomorrow night it meens that i liked it haha.
I just am suprised that it will be that fast because the dots are sooo small and spaced apart. and all over the place lol.
I will try it though. 10 bucks is cheap if it works that well.
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haha i am gonna keep that in mind.. If you dont see a post by tomorrow night it meens that i liked it haha.
I just am suprised that it will be that fast because the dots are sooo small and spaced apart. and all over the place lol.
I will try it though. 10 bucks is cheap if it works that well.</TD></TR></TABLE>
i understand what your saying... but the clay bar will take each spot out in one pass over the spot it self... just use it in big circles it will take is all right out ... you will seee.... u can send the thank you letter to mikestypeRR
haha i am gonna keep that in mind.. If you dont see a post by tomorrow night it meens that i liked it haha.
I just am suprised that it will be that fast because the dots are sooo small and spaced apart. and all over the place lol.
I will try it though. 10 bucks is cheap if it works that well.</TD></TR></TABLE>
i understand what your saying... but the clay bar will take each spot out in one pass over the spot it self... just use it in big circles it will take is all right out ... you will seee.... u can send the thank you letter to mikestypeRR
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i understand what your saying... but the clay bar will take each spot out in one pass over the spot it self... just use it in big circles it will take is all right out ... you will seee.... u can send the thank you letter to mikestypeRR
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ok one question.... should i plan on washing first, then claying it, and then waxing right away? Or can the wax wait?
i understand what your saying... but the clay bar will take each spot out in one pass over the spot it self... just use it in big circles it will take is all right out ... you will seee.... u can send the thank you letter to mikestypeRR
</TD></TR></TABLE>ok one question.... should i plan on washing first, then claying it, and then waxing right away? Or can the wax wait?
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by B2FiNiTY »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Better to wax right away
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haha so now a potentially 6 hour project has gone down to a 5-10 mins project with clay. But then goes back up 2 hours for wax..... there goes my monday afternoon!!
o well if i feel ambitious tomorrow i might take some pics and post them for you guys to see. However, i may need to clean the engine bay. Maybe i just wont take a pic of that........
</TD></TR></TABLE>haha so now a potentially 6 hour project has gone down to a 5-10 mins project with clay. But then goes back up 2 hours for wax..... there goes my monday afternoon!!
o well if i feel ambitious tomorrow i might take some pics and post them for you guys to see. However, i may need to clean the engine bay. Maybe i just wont take a pic of that........
bro after you use the caly bar just wax that area... or even the whole car....
i dont know about you .. but i can thouroghly wax my whole ITR by hand in 1 hour...
but remember all you have to wax is the area you used it on... unless you want to wax the whole car... ]
not for nothing .. but your making it a bigger deal than u need to... just wash it, clay bar it, then wax that area. should take you 30 minutes...case closed.
i dont know about you .. but i can thouroghly wax my whole ITR by hand in 1 hour...
but remember all you have to wax is the area you used it on... unless you want to wax the whole car... ]
not for nothing .. but your making it a bigger deal than u need to... just wash it, clay bar it, then wax that area. should take you 30 minutes...case closed.
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