Tar Removal?

If you go to any automotive store they should carry cleaners designed for taking of the tar on your car...

Also I've heard great stories on WD-40 removing tar as well.....

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CAR:
Black 2k SE Performance/package

MODS:
17x7 Konig-Caffeine's ,Stillen front spoiler and pop-cone intake,Aluminum dash kit,Remote starter,35% Tint,Aluminum Pedal Kit,APC Super white headlights and fogs and front and rear turn signals,Ventshade-ventvisors,Custom Front Grille,Stromung cat-back,Place Racing CAI (in the mail)......

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I know alot of Wal-mart's carry it it's a product called "Goof Off' it works really well on removing all kinds of stuff from painted surfaces....

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CAR:
Black 2k SE Performance/package

MODS:
17x7 Konig-Caffeine's ,Stillen front spoiler and pop-cone intake,Aluminum dash kit,Remote starter,35% Tint,Aluminum Pedal Kit,APC Super white headlights and fogs and front and rear turn signals,Ventshade-ventvisors,Custom Front Grille,Stromung cat-back,Place Racing CAI (in the mail)......

*CLICK HERE FOR MY CAR PICS*

***My Website***

On my '98 SE-R I used to have black rubber door edge gaurds that melted off in the AZ sun. They left a whole strip of black goo. I used "bug&tar remover". It worked o.k. but it took a lot of rubbing. Be careful with that new paint though. I would make sure to wash it off real good when your done so you're not leaving that stuff on the paint.

Oh, and a another thing. Having a good coat of hard wax on the car makes removing stains and tars much easier. I reccomend that everyone remember to wax their car.

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rschauby
2001 Sentra SE w/PP auto (radium)
1998 SE-R 5spd

[This message has been edited by rschauby (edited March 23, 2001).]