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Amazing Valet Product for removing TAR

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I know we all like a product that works and saves time, Unsure if its been covered befor but this makes the job very easy

Auto Finesse ObliTARate

Really impressive stuff it melts the tar away and there is no effort in removing the tar from the paintwork once you have let it penetrate for 1 min

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Just now, justina3 said:

Found it very similar to tardis but more expensive

Correct. Tardis is the daddy. Chewing gum on seats too 

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1 minute ago, twerp said:

petrol

 

Thats the wonder of the internet you never know if someone is being serious or not.

 

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2 minutes ago, twerp said:

petrol

 

Great for cleaning tar just make sure you don't have dopy valeters that like smoking

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1 hour ago, Arfur Dealy said:

+1

+2 and if it is a real shitter - add a match and the problem is gone for good.

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thinners on a lint free flannelette cloth

im not buying bulked up stuff to do the same job

bit like using t/cut donkey years ago

i remember buying mk4 cortinas that had been undrsealed 6 inches up from the sills and taking it all off with copious amounts of thinners/petrol and finding mint paintwork underneath and adding loadsa value:)

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5 minutes ago, SC Derby said:

ordered some, thank you.

What did you order in the end ? 

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2 minutes ago, justina3 said:

What did you order in the end ? 

Tardis after I briefly looked into it....turned up today looks good.

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3 minutes ago, SC Derby said:

Tardis after I briefly looked into it....turned up today looks good.

cracking bit of kit,make sure you use a chemical resistant spray head it will destroy a cheap head. 

A little goes a long way, i find spray it on leave it a few mins then wipe what ever off i find it helps to wash the car once that is done to make sure its all off. 

 

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2 hours ago, justina3 said:

i find it helps to wash the car once that is done to make sure its all off. 

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I might be having a lack of coffee day but dont get why everything sees this as a fire breathing product, i have used it for years and never had any side effects well had some up my nose once which wasnt nice, but there again sniffing petrol would be just as bad. 

And i was the car to make sure its clean for polish no other toxic reason, now where is my coffee cup.

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5 minutes ago, justina3 said:

I might be having a lack of coffee day but dont get why everything sees this as a fire breathing product, i have used it for years and never had any side effects well had some up my nose once which wasnt nice, but there again sniffing petrol would be just as bad. 

And i was the car to make sure its clean for polish no other toxic reason, now where is my coffee cup.

My valeter swears by Tardis - I just couldn't resist after you said, make sure to wash it all off.

Good stuff - I am old skool, so petrol for me too.

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I once sniff tested a 25l drum of something trying to find out if it was wheel acid or tfr. 

It was wheel acid treble x I think. I got it in my eye as the barrel sloshed around.  Never did that again.

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On 3/15/2019 at 6:20 PM, Mark101 said:

+2 and if it is a real shitter - add a match and the problem is gone for good.

Lmfao.

I sell quite a few Van's, so sign writing glue and tar etc. We've found that Auto Glym Glue and Tar remover is very good.

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