WD40 works great on tarStock02 said:I've had good luck using WD40 for removing sticky stuff, not sure iffin it'll work for tar though.
I think the proper tool would be a grinder. It would take that tar right off.Boheefus said:I reccomend an oxyacetylene torch. it will remove the tar, and the offending metal as well![]()
Now there is another fine example of thinking outside the box.....I will save a fortune on acetylene!!Ted said:I think the proper tool would be a grinder. It would take that tar right off.
First you loosen the lug nuts with a lug wranch and then jack up the tar........00Andy said:Best Way to Remove Tar?
your dad wears a bra? lol, jk!96Toy said:Me and my dad worked onj a paving crew as mechanics and my dads bra
I'm all about goo -gone if ya git my driftDakotaTacoma said:You can also try a sticker remover product ike "goo-gone". It's also probably not as toxic or harmful to paint or wax as acetone, lighter fluid, gasoline. Also, works great on removing bumper sticker glue and price tag glue off any surfaces. Most hardware stores have it as does Home Depot, Walmart, Target, etc.
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