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Removing Road Tar from the Car

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Date: 01/04/2006 Topic: Cars > Cleaning Outside  
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Use Avon Skin so soft, straight from the Bottle, any tar you have on your auto. Dampen a rag with it and and start wiping away and it will remove it without hurting the paint job. And if the bugs are bad and bothering you, you can use it on yourself to keep the bugs away.

By Hal Foster from Calgary, Alberta

Got road tar on your new car? Instead of using abrasive bug and tar removers that can strip off wax, use peanut butter. Just rub a little on the spot with a clean rag and the tar will start coming off. Safe for your paint and earth friendly.

By Steve from Memphis, TN

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By Barbie (Guest Post)
WD-40 works also and doesn't scratch, works great on bugs too or just about anything......it can also be applied to bug shield and other parts to prevent and easy removal of future bugs, tar and such. Also great for squeaky or sticking doors....I have used it to coat the rubber on doors and frames so they don't freeze shut....great stuff lots of uses....check out the WD-40 web site.....

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By siris (Guest Post)
Any oil based face cream works too.

Posted on 12/07/2005 | Report Spam or Abuse

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