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How to Remove Tar From Your Car
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Your vehicle is prone to get spattered with all sorts of substances on the road. Surprising enough, tar can be one of the easier ones to remove.

Difficulty:
Moderately Easy

Instructions
Things You'll Need

* WD-40, kerosene or mineral spirits
* Clean cloth
* Butter, peanut butter, vegetable oil or bath oil


1.
* 1

Clean off the area with soap and water.
* 2

Apply one of the following household items to the area: creamy peanut butter, butter, vegetable oil, mayonaise or bath oil. ( Using creamy peanut butter might require some elbow grease.)
* 3

Let it sit for 24 hours to soften the tar.
* 4

Wipe with a clean cloth.
* 5

If that does not work, apply one of the following directly to the area: WD-40, kerosene or mineral spirits.
* 6

Let stand for 5 minutes.
* 7

Wipe with a clean cloth until clear.

Tips & Warnings

WD-40, kerosene or mineral spirits will most likely remove any wax you had on your car.


* Tar & Asphalt Remover https://www.citrusdepot.net







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13 years ago. Rating: 1
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I would think that one could buy something that would do that at an auto parts store?

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