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Gander Mt Guide

Posted 3/24/2004 9:58 AM (#101589)
Subject: Good Cleaner for Tar and Crud??

Posts: 2515

Location: Waukesha & Land O Lakes, WI

I got a bunch of tar smudged all over my truck sides.....anybody know of a good cleaning solution for it?

Thanks in advance,

GMG

sworrall

Posted 3/24/2004 10:06 AM (#101591 - in reply to #101589)
Subject: RE: Good Cleaner for Tar and Crud??

Posts: 32934

Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin

Slimey Grimey works well. There is a new cleaner called Wonder Foam or something like that, anyone know what that stuff is? In a pinch, I have used WD40 on a rag, removes tar pretty well.

Rich D

Posted 3/24/2004 10:48 AM (#101606 - in reply to #101589)
Subject: RE: Good Cleaner for Tar and Crud??

Posts: 122

Location: Pittsburgh, PA

Just soap and water keeps my tar and crud looking like new...

Couldn't resist...

mikie

Posted 3/24/2004 11:13 AM (#101612 - in reply to #101606)
Subject: RE: Good Cleaner for Tar and Crud??

Location: Athens, Ohio

K-1 kerosene should do it. m

Running_Hot

Posted 3/24/2004 11:13 AM (#101613 - in reply to #101589)
Subject: RE: Good Cleaner for Tar and Crud??

Posts: 326

Location: Plainfield IL

Goo Gone! Can get at any local hardware store, home depot, lowes etc...

lobi

Posted 3/24/2004 11:47 AM (#101621 - in reply to #101589)
Subject: RE: Good Cleaner for Tar and Crud??

Posts: 1137

Location: Holly, MI

Goo Gone is great stuff! Good old gas on a rag works good for tar. Auto parts stores have bug/tar remover that will ease up a little of the elbow grease needed tho.

goonmeister

Posted 3/24/2004 11:52 AM (#101622 - in reply to #101589)
Subject: RE: Good Cleaner for Tar and Crud??

Posts: 82

If your wife has some Avon Skin So Soft, it works awesome. Spray it on, let it sit a bit, comes right off.

Jim

sorenson

Posted 3/24/2004 9:34 PM (#101696 - in reply to #101589)
Subject: RE: Good Cleaner for Tar and Crud??

Posts: 1764

Location: Ogden, Ut

Believe it or not, olive oil works pretty good. Oil based products dissolve other oil based products...(It also works to get the black hockey stick tape marks off car interiors too)!

K.

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