Urgent Tar removal help needed!!!

[dangle172]

Just been to wash my car at a local Morrison's and some dirty little s**t had dipped the brush in tar! I normally always check the brush for stones but this time i never and went to use it. Now i have a strip of tar about a foot wide and 2 foot long on the drivers side door!!! FUMING

Seems like nothing is getting it off!
Can anyone recommend anything??

 

[Rich_172]

Autosmart tardis

 

[Jay_A]

Autoglym intensive tar remover is excellent (I swear by it)

 

[Alastair.]

ive heard oven cleaner works wonders

 

[mantis946]

Autoglym intensive tar remover is excellent (I swear by it)

+1 good stuff, smell's a lil iffy though

 

[dangle172]

Cheers lads, Cant believe someone would do that! Gutted. What gets tar off cloths? And trainers?

 

[iimushroomzii]

Bin.

 

[Dean.]

Bin.

lol

 

[dangle172]

The manager said i have to go in tomorrow and he'll sort it out so im hoping he'll compensate me. Fingers crossed

 

[mat-nos]

car wash/jet wash brush ruins paintwork anyway, may aswell leave the tar on, imo. lol

 

[tommy g]

Autoglym intensive tar remover ftfmw!!!

I like the smell . if you use it before you wash the car it will save you washing it again afterwards as it leaves a residue.

 

[McBunny]

i used valet pro citrus tar and glue that worked wonders

 

[Jonny1*2]

first off, why would you ruin your paint by using a jet wash brush :S Secondly, how could tar from a brush stick to the car? surely the heat from the brush water isn't enough to melt the tar to the car? Are you sure it's tar?

Autosmart tardis or autoglym intensive tar remove both work wonders. Just use a microfiber cloth and don't rub too hard.

 

[TinaHingas]

use white sprit on a cloth - works a treat.

dont use too much tho.