xespack

I tried bug and tar remover etc but i think this has been on there so long its officially a part of the body work now!!

Any ideas guys?

Thanks


Aaron

Dellboy999

Well dont know about removal, but putting masking tape around and over the wheel arches before doing burnouts is a good way to stop it sticking, might not look that good, but keeps it clean :0)

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Try Prepsol or some equivalent solvent product BUT as always, try it on your paintwork where it won't matter before hand to be careful. Also maybe white spirits, but wash it off with soapy water immediately, don't do it on hot body work or in direct sunlight or leave it on for any length of time...and there's always a detailer if you can afford it.

211

Meguiars clay block - need patience to use it but it works wonders.

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I would have expected it to more or less peel off ? (Obviously I haven't been doing big enough burn-outs and am yet to have this prob )

Maximus

What about a hair dryer.
Just put it on the hot setting & wait till it starts to get a little tacky & it should just peel off.

The best thing to do is to clean it off straight away BEFORE it has time to set. I have never had problems doing it that way.

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xdc351

I use thinners and believe it or not it works a treat and doesn't strip the paint off! (of course the guy who painted it told me to do this before i attacked my paint with a thinners rag).

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kooky

Guys the safest thing is eucalyptus oil for tar and rubber removal but use Maximus's idea as well first soften it up then get the eucalyptus oil on to it.

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Aaron_EF8

I don't know whats going on there, because I have had the same problem, but mine always just falls off when I rub my hand over the guard.

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xdub69

we use everyday car polish at work to get blemishes off ya just have to rub it in alot and keeps going till it comes off