i heard of 3m adhesive remover,what else is there?

 

torch

 

Goo Gone... worked for me.

 

^^^ yeah bug and tar removers work.

 

turtle wax bug and tar remover

 

omg when i first signed up there was diy self here on hatch he said takes off like at mos 10-lb.s ill look for it he showed step-by-step it was good write up

 

dry ice

 

do you mean the interior sound deadening stuff? or just tar on the exterior paint>

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by It’s*BOLO!! &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">do you mean the interior sound deadening stuff? or just tar on the exterior paint&gt;</TD></TR></TABLE>

the sticky stuff after the sound deadeing stuff.

 

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the sticky stuff after the sound deadeing stuff.</TD></TR></TABLE>
dry ice, or hair dryer

 

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dry ice, or hair dryer</TD></TR></TABLE>

damn more dry ice haha. hair dryer sounds messy. bug and tar remover didn't really help.

 

bump

 

dry ice i hear is the best method or how i did it back in the day before i even knew anyone that knew hondas or cars for that matter- flathead screwdriver, hammer, and 2 weeks of chisling

 

i got out the huge chunks but its just the left over residue i cant get off.

 

3m adhesive remover, and some elbow grease. put the adhesive on, let it sit for a minute or two then scrub that ****.

 

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does it brake it down a lot? if not i mines as well just sand it. what kind of brush should i use?

 

Pro-sol FTW!!!

Im sure people who have worked at a dealership or two know what im talking about

 

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Im sure people who have worked at a dealership or two know what im talking about </TD></TR></TABLE>

what is pro-sol?

 

whats the tar on there for?

 

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reduce noise coming into the car.

 

the cheapest and easiest way is peanut butter. rub some over the tar and the tar will wipe off with the peanut butter.. might have to do it more then once.

 

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x2...but dont buy the block, try to get it crushed already...makes it a lot easier to spread around

 

I've used WD40

 

its a safe solvent, smells like paint thinner, but its not. Itll take ANYTHING off. Interior stains on plastics, headliners..etc..

stains such as tar, sap, bird ****, etc... are no match for this stuff!