Drove my truck through a work zone where the just sprayed tack coat of tar, found an easy way to remove it with WD40 tar asphalt road WD40 easy cleaner tack coat
Wd40 is a great tool for removing tar and contaminants from just about anything. The only thing I would say is to use a specific tar remover on paint work as wd40 can blemish the paint work on some paint styles. I would also say never use it on single stage paint on older cars. But wheel barrels and in the wheel arches, on mud flaps etc nothing better than wd40 for a quick cheap solution.
yes hayfire, it's not wise to pick up a sponge full of rocks and rub it on your vehicle, just make sure there is not any rocks on the sponge as you apply it the the paint.
Yeah I was cringing when you left the sponge on the ground then started wiping over you paint 😬 use a few old clean microfibre towels would be better and don't leave them on the ground
WD40 will hurt the paint, i did my own research before debadging my BMW. I wanted to know what would remove the leftover adhesive. After visiting endless motor vehicle detailing forums i came to the conclusion WD40 is a NO NO, as it eats the clear coat over time.
Wd40 is a great tool for removing tar and contaminants from just about anything. The only thing I would say is to use a specific tar remover on paint work as wd40 can blemish the paint work on some paint styles. I would also say never use it on single stage paint on older cars. But wheel barrels and in the wheel arches, on mud flaps etc nothing better than wd40 for a quick cheap solution.
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Thanks for the tip on using WD40. I have been using car polish with no success.
yes hayfire, it's not wise to pick up a sponge full of rocks and rub it on your vehicle, just make sure there is not any rocks on the sponge as you apply it the the paint.
WD40 works good 👍🏽
Yeah I was cringing when you left the sponge on the ground then started wiping over you paint 😬 use a few old clean microfibre towels would be better and don't leave them on the ground
My fairlady thanks you for your knowledge. Thank you brother
Rule no 1: Never put a sponge on the ground and then use on the paint of a car. Bad idea. You guess why.
anywhere between 30 seconds to a minute depending on how much tar your working with. I let it sit on my truck for 15-30 seconds and it wiped right off
WD40 will hurt the paint, i did my own research before debadging my BMW. I wanted to know what would remove the leftover adhesive. After visiting endless motor vehicle detailing forums i came to the conclusion WD40 is a NO NO, as it eats the clear coat over time.
WD-40 is mainly mineral spirits, perhaps with some other ingredients.
Well looks like I’m going to buy some WD40 tonight
I just got tar all over my truck.i will try this
Is the WD40 good for removing dry up asphalt on black paint?….
That was insane😯😯😯😌. Thanks...
As a road paved that's why you stay behind the cones😂😂😂
the tar i foudn is 3 days old think it work?
does it remove engine block grease and thick stubborn lubricant too ?
does Wd40 silicon work as well ?
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how long do i wait for the wd-40 to setle before whiping it off
30seconds bro.
Did you use WD-40 for the tires as well??
Mohamed Ikab i used it on the rims. The tires I left.
what abt the underbody?
No use gasoline. .
bad crack the road company's outing so much tar on roads that's was shocking id cry if that was my new car
wd cant help to me,looks like need to buy original tar remover
Try and use mega-sol or big orange, world 100x better just be sure to wash your car with soap after
Clean off the access! Not the excess.
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all non sense just use , petrol
Not recommended by manufacturers. Can damage paint.
Nonsense.
Wd-40 all the wat
the brillo pad side of a sponge should NEVER be anywhere near a painted surface. i cringed hard
It has a use, but only if scuffing to completely strip old finishes for a re-paint.