Help remove tar marks

[waleed80]

Aoa. Our car recently turning from abotabad has got extremely tiny tar marks on its body all over as the road was being maintained and they were spraying the road with tar as is the normal practice and procedure. Though the marks are extremely small dots and are not visible to the naked eye still they look bad when you look at them from close. I have already tried formula 1 car wax but it didn't work. Once in quetta I removed then from my car using kerosene oil. Can I try that again or will that damage the passive. Please advise

[waleed80]

sorry for the spelling and word mistakes . I would amend the past tomorrow

[devilz_apprentice]

the only way to remove them properly without any damage is by using Liquid Clay by Turtle Wax

[mikmech]

try wd-40 and then wash your car pretty good after and apply a finish wax

[BackToCivicFaiez]

procedure depends on how deep the tar has penetrated the top layer. If its through the top layer and into the paint layer, compounds like F1 etc will do nothing. If its not that deep, you can use stronger compounds like the guys above me have suggested.

If the tar is very deep, you will have to do some painting. you will have to remove paint using sand paper in places where there is tar, then respray paint, then spray clear coat. Or maybe just spray more paint on top of it and then clear coat...but that wont feel like brand new...

[waleed80]

No the tar is not at all deep or something. They are very very minute spots on the surface and get easily removed by very very little scratching by nail but doing that is practically not possible as there are thousand of these marks all over it.

[usman_kh1]

just use some imported thinner,,, soak a clean cloth wt it and wipe off easy.... and no it wont harm the paint it evaporates in seconds,,, been there done that so no worries,,,,

[Salarzae]

The best practice to remove tar is to wash it with Kerosene oil.... nothing compares...

[BackToCivicFaiez]

No the tar is not at all deep or something. They are very very minute spots on the surface and get easily removed by very very little scratching by nail but doing that is practically not possible as there are thousand of these marks all over it.

then use the chemicals others have mentioned...thinner, petrol, diesel, spirit...etc etc...

[ussi]

Forget evithing and use petrol to remove it, yesterday I did the same with my which had the same issue

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[aliusman420]

a friend faced similar issue and what he did was long hours of polishing on the part where the tar was and it was gone

[Skill]

the only way to remove them properly without any damage is by using Liquid Clay by Turtle Wax

101% agree.

[waleed80]

After deliberate discussions and many decisions I went for turtle wax liquid clay. The task was a horror for me because I first had to wash the car then dried the car then applied turtle clay stroke by stroke on complete body of the car as the tar marks were spread all over.finally had to wax the car and by that time four hours had Passed. A tough tough day but the results were superb.it has worked perfectly and now the car is back to its best again
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[tahirahmad13]

The best practice to remove tar is to wash it with Kerosene oil.... nothing compares...

Yes, its best. i used thinner and it took longer and i had to rub hard. but with kerosene oil it was removed with little effort.