WD40 -remover for tar marks

[tomahawk]

Originally posted by 20vanda01
I used kerosene to remove my tar, pero ang hirap gamitin kasi maamoy na e bka magliyab pa, pag may nagsindi ng yosi sa tabi mo... :D

I bought a small can of MC cleaner ginagamit panlinis ng computer, at nung binasa ko ang instructions sa can, p'ede daw sa car paint, windshield, at pati sa mga appliances. Sinubukan ko, aba tanggal nga ang mga tar easily, pati mga white water stains.

Di ko lang alam kung ganito rin 'yong performance ng wipe off na nabibili usually sa handyman. Panglinis din ng computer.

Am not sure kung ok talaga yung Mc cleaner for the car, kasi sa computer pag tumatagal nagiging yellowish yung color ng computer. I use diesel to remove tar from my truck. OK and since it is oil based it leaves a shiny finish, ok pa sa kamay hindi matapang.

[woodfire]

okay din ang detailing clay (soft99 or mothers) and its safer sa paint finish. you just have to lubricate the clay with a sudsy car shampoo.

[rsnald]

Originally posted by tomahawk
Am not sure kung ok talaga yung Mc cleaner for the car, kasi sa computer pag tumatagal nagiging yellowish yung color ng computer. I use diesel to remove tar from my truck. OK and since it is oil based it leaves a shiny finish, ok pa sa kamay hindi matapang.

ang alam ko yung MC cleaner, parang pareho din ng rubbing compound - meron syang fine abrasive material tapos meron din yatang solvent na nakahalo. It's not water based unlike yung rubber compound na mostly water based.

the reason it probably worked is because of the solvent + abrasive.

pag merong abrasive material like rubbing compound, MC cleaner or detailing clay, physical cleaning nagyayari - kinakaskas mo dahan dahan yung tar mark.

pag solvent naman, like diesel, kerosene, WD-40, and yes gasoline, chemical cleaning naman - tinutunaw nya yung tar. warning ko lang gasoline is too agressive - it will surely attack your paint finish or paint color whichever is weaker.