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Originally Posted by Waizzz If it's tar just use a razor blade and a soft paper towel. <-Gets tar on feet all the time from surfing and shaving off the
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You can use turtle wax with a cotton towel. Or a clay bar with lube.
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WD-40 takes off tar well and absolutely won't hurt your paint. Goof-Off is pretty aggressive, solvent based and will melt some paints and most plastics, however Goo-Gone is mild, citrus based, doesn't hurt most stuff and works pretty well. Car wax and a rag would take a long time if it's thick and stuck on there.
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