What is the best product to use on road tar.
I have tried a few that say won't harm the paint, but they also don't take off the tar.
Thanks for the help!

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Cris
'00 Aztec Red 4WD SE

On older cars, I just used to use kerosene on a rag. Let it soak a minute then wipe it off. Wash, wax.

They use this method on tractors, AFAIK...

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2001 Solar Yellow SE 4x4 V6 5spd

Simple Green. I'm convinced the stuff is better than Duck tape. Not to be confuse with it's useless half brother duct tape.

scoot

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"If we weren't crazy,
we'd all go insane."
JB
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I've always used WD40, just make sure you use a SOFT rag and wash off the residue

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"CITRON"
01 Solar Yellow SE
JO Squared

I've used Simple Green on my tires (white wall lettering), and on certain spots on my wheels. I used it once on a problem spot on the lower area of the textured paint and it worked.

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Kris
00 Bronze 4x4 XE 3pac AT
SWXC Memeber #29

Thanks for the help, I've never tried Simple Green before. Sounds like a "do it all" type product.

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Cris
'00 Aztec Red 4X4 V6 XE

Try the other suggestions first. If they don't work, try using a clay bar. It's more work but they work great. You should be able to find one at most auto parts stores.

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Wayne
2000 Solar Yellow SE 4X2