A good tar remover??

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Old 10-10-2005, 10:59 AM
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A good tar remover??

What product would you all recommend to remove road tar? I purchased that Bug and Tar remover spray and it really didn't do much of anything.

(They're doing some road work where I reside and I try to avoid going near them but there are no alternative routes to get to work.)
Old 10-10-2005, 11:07 AM
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I use gasoline.
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Stoners Tarminator
Old 10-11-2005, 07:23 PM
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Tarminator!
Old 10-11-2005, 07:24 PM
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Tarminator! Also, if you have a really tough time with it, I recommend using a plastic razor. Clay will work as well, but you will have to junk it once you're through using it.
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Tar (Asphalt) Removal:
The reasoning for the use of solvents for the removal of road asphalt (tar) is that it dissolves it as a means of removal as opposed to rubbing it. Asphalt (tar) is very sticky and its presence on your paint means that harder particulate matter (dirt/grit) has also stuck to it. By agitating or rubbing the dirt/grit that is contained with the asphalt will cause surface marring or possibly scratching, dissolution alleviates any potential damage.

A solvent (Stoner™ Tarminator) can also dissolve a variety of oil and petroleum based products. It's safe to use on all types of paint, plastics, synthetic fibres, carpet and upholstery. If used on vehicle paintwork re-apply a protect rant after use.

Other uses - it will dissolve chewing gum and adhesives. Use to de-tar wheel rims after cleaning, will also remove shoe scuffmarks from vinyl trim, and can be used to remove tree sap or fuel stains from paint surfaces.
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Thanks everyone....I went online yesterday and purchased the tarminator...so hopefully I'll get it before the snow starts =)
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