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Tar remover
- Thread starter Cupman29
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Golf GT & A4 Avant
Do not use clay to remove tar, it will work, but that's a really fast way to making a mess of paint, and existing clay.
In bulk buy, Tardis. Smaller sizes autofinesse oblitarate. For the halfords shopper, autoglym intensive tar remover
In bulk buy, Tardis. Smaller sizes autofinesse oblitarate. For the halfords shopper, autoglym intensive tar remover
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i us the AG one also 
I just brought the at stuff the other day. It's really good as well and only costs £4.49 a bottle
Golf GT & A4 Avant
I wouldn't say it was a waste for those not interested or knowing of detailing, just may require a couple of hits compared the the likes of Tardis.
cupman, get a bottle and wipe over the affected panels with a microfibre, DO NOT let it dry, it will probably require a couple of passes then wash again when finished.
cupman, get a bottle and wipe over the affected panels with a microfibre, DO NOT let it dry, it will probably require a couple of passes then wash again when finished.
banther
ClioSport Club Member
AG Tar & Glue Remover was perfectly adequate to remove some pretty horrendous tar / old sticker residue off mine.
Golf GT & A4 Avant
Again, yes it will work, but won't do your paint any favours and won't work as well as a dedicated tar remover.
Ag intense tar remover is 'ok' but you do need to keep at it. I'm going to try something new as now I'm doing 60 miles a day to and from work I'm getting a lot of crap stuck to the car.
Clio 172 phase 1
Bad practice but drove though a shead load of new layed tar and covered the car I mean covered .... Auto quim waste of everything wouldn't shift it ... I used some panel wipe / degreaser and bang beautiful polished and waxed after very happy and ill be doing this agen cost me £9 quid for 5 litres of the tetrosyl stuff from work
very happy and ill be doing this agen cost me £9 quid for 5 litres of the tetrosyl stuff from work 
Jaff. You need to read the instructions mate. Tardis is head and shoulders above any tar remover on the market. And cheaper! 5 litres for £15 ish.
Unless you buy off ebay of course.
Anyway I use the little square mf apps. Spray onto damp/wet (clean) car leave to work. Spray MF app/cloth lightly with tardis before wiping over paintwork. A bone dry cloth will obviously feel harsh.
Those little square apps give bit and don't fold like the cloths do.
Unless you buy off ebay of course.
Anyway I use the little square mf apps. Spray onto damp/wet (clean) car leave to work. Spray MF app/cloth lightly with tardis before wiping over paintwork. A bone dry cloth will obviously feel harsh.
Those little square apps give bit and don't fold like the cloths do.
When I say brush I don't mean a garden brush, a soft bristled brush on heavily contaminated areas, just like the white car above.
Ill try a MF applicator next time but it seems counter productive to me
i did buy 5l of the stuff ages ago due to the rave reports it was having
Ill try a MF applicator next time but it seems counter productive to me
i did buy 5l of the stuff ages ago due to the rave reports it was having
Suzuki Ignis Sport
Remember, you must use it neat. Do not dilute it.
Coby.
ClioSport Club Member
As said I just applied left it to to work for a few mins and then misted onto a mf and wiped over with that, You'd normally decon and clay anyway when hitting with a tar remover so going to have a little bit of contact with the clay anyway but not enough that a good polish etc. wont cure.
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