Anything better than Simple Green....

96MYSTIC · 07-21-2001, 05:32 PM

to remove tar and such from my tips and one the wheels? Simple Green is getting most of the dirt and grease off, but not the small specs of tar.

THANKS
MIKE

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07-23-2001, 12:37 AM

try one of the tar removers from 3M or one of the other companies. Just test it on an inconspicuous part of your wheel first.

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Tang 350
66 GT350 Replica (drives like it's pissed off)
97 3.8L Convertible
'89 Silver Anniversary 5.0LX
I love the smell of Zaino in the morning....

2001 GT · 07-25-2001, 04:49 PM

Go to Pepboys and get Bug&Tar Remover. It works wonder. I have even used it on my paint with a old t-shirt as a rag and it didn't hurt the paint at all

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2001 Silver Ford Mustang GT

Modified MAC Cold Air Intake,Steeda Tri-Ax Shifter,Bassani O/R X,Steeda Sport Springs,Steeda Timing Adjuster @ 14 degrees,Steeda Underdrive Pulleys,MAC White Face Gauges, MAC Flowpath Catback, FRPP 3.73's, Moser 28 spline Forged Axels, FRPP 70mm TB

Stock with only MAC CAI
-230.4 RWHP @ 4900 rpm
-272.4 RWTQ @ 3900 rpm

Dyno 2-3-01
-246.9 RWHP @ 5000 rpm
-289.1 RWTQ @ 4000 rpm

tangodelta21 · 07-30-2001, 08:03 PM

for the little specks of tar use gas or kerosene, just don't smoke while your doing it.

stang46sc · 07-30-2001, 08:52 PM

Actually you can use WD40. It is the samething as Bug and Tar basically, and its cheaper. I saw this on My CLassic Car.

07-21-2001, 05:32 PM	#1
96MYSTIC Television taste funny Join Date: Nov 2000 Location: Aubrey Posts: 3,243	Anything better than Simple Green.... to remove tar and such from my tips and one the wheels? Simple Green is getting most of the dirt and grease off, but not the small specs of tar. THANKS MIKE ------------------ DO I KNOW YOU?

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07-23-2001, 12:37 AM	#2
Tang350 Guest Posts: n/a	try one of the tar removers from 3M or one of the other companies. Just test it on an inconspicuous part of your wheel first. ------------------ Tang 350 66 GT350 Replica (drives like it's pissed off) 97 3.8L Convertible '89 Silver Anniversary 5.0LX I love the smell of Zaino in the morning....

07-25-2001, 04:49 PM	#3
2001 GT Back To Normal Join Date: Jan 2001 Location: Beyond the Abyss Posts: 6,031	Go to Pepboys and get Bug&Tar Remover. It works wonder. I have even used it on my paint with a old t-shirt as a rag and it didn't hurt the paint at all ------------------ 2001 Silver Ford Mustang GT Modified MAC Cold Air Intake,Steeda Tri-Ax Shifter,Bassani O/R X,Steeda Sport Springs,Steeda Timing Adjuster @ 14 degrees,Steeda Underdrive Pulleys,MAC White Face Gauges, MAC Flowpath Catback, FRPP 3.73's, Moser 28 spline Forged Axels, FRPP 70mm TB Stock with only MAC CAI -230.4 RWHP @ 4900 rpm -272.4 RWTQ @ 3900 rpm Dyno 2-3-01 -246.9 RWHP @ 5000 rpm -289.1 RWTQ @ 4000 rpm

07-30-2001, 08:03 PM	#4
tangodelta21 Time Served Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: D/FW Posts: 633	for the little specks of tar use gas or kerosene, just don't smoke while your doing it.

07-30-2001, 08:52 PM	#5
stang46sc I beat DAM LS1 Join Date: Oct 2000 Location: Garland, TX Posts: 1,069	Actually you can use WD40. It is the samething as Bug and Tar basically, and its cheaper. I saw this on My CLassic Car.