[alexdm]

Always had black cars up until now so never really noticed tar spots at all... But now I have a white car and it is COVERED in them! Any recommendations on the best way to remove them?

 

[roshambo]

Auto Finesse Oblitarate.

Clean your car from all deposits on the paintwork first, by pre-washing, then 2 bucket method and drying. Then spray some onto affected area(s). Leave for 5 mins and wipe off with a clean microfibre. If some still remain after wipe, reapply and wait 5 mins again, then wipe. It will come off eventually. Don't scrub as it will scratch your paint.

Alternative is to use clay bar/mitt but you have more chance of damaging your paintwork if you don't know what you're doing.

Matt

 

[scrounger]

Agree with Matt. It's brilliant.

 

[alexdm]

Perfect I'll order some today. Thanks guys

 

[MartyB]

Going to have to get some as well! I'm in the same boat having always had dark cars.

My cars only 3 weeks old but the tar spots are already doing my head in!

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[MarkM135i]

I've iust ordered Autofinesse oblitarate, iron out and tough coat for my AW M135i.

 

[marco_polo]

I like Tardis followed by Korrosol.

 

[alexdm]

Mm thanks - already ordered the obliterate lol. Will let you know my thoughts in due course!

 

[BH55]

I use Auto glymm

 

[new666uk]

I normally get a bit of autoglym polish on a cloth and gently use that to draw the tar off the paintwork as it softens it (the tar not the paint!)

 

[alexdm]

Used the Oblitarate for the first time yesterday and would definitely recommend it. Used a soft cloth and gently rubbed the spots and hey presto! Gone!