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> is there any good ways to remove the road tar off of my white truck without taking off a layer of paint?

dieselcrazy

a good citrus based cleaner should do the trick...some kind of an orange cleaner, my step dad gets commercial stuff im not sure of a brand name..sorry .. ( they use it to spray in dump truck beds to loosed stuck asphalt ) we've used it for years and never hurt our paint....also not sure if its true or not but i actually heard sprite ( the soda ) works good 4 that..i have used the orange go/jo hand cleaner also ( smooth ofcourse ) dab it on, work it around with a soft cloth and there goes the tar...... good luck, scott

scottrod

WD-40 works well also

DRD

I hit some major road construction last summer and tarred my Powerstroke really bad. It looked like someone had sprayed gravel guard or undercoating down the side of it. I waited until the tar hardened and then used a plastic scraper to get the bulk of and then used varsol and a little elbow grease to clean the rest. A good wash/wax after and you never know it was there.

dodgeram

I used to use turtle wax bug and tar remover on my white 68 coronet ............<br><br>it worked well

big jake

mineral spirits ( paint thinner ) or synthetic enamel reducer works just fine, just re-wax after you are done<br><br>big jake

Srigs

Vote number 2 for WD40. Its almost as good as duck tape.

sherod

Vote 3 for WD-40

Silverram03

Simple Green.<br>

richard

Diesel fuel, WD-40, any solvent that does not quickly evaporate.<br>Enamel reducer, mineral spirits, kerosene, all seem to work well. <br>Just remember to wash with soap and water after, and re-wax