The other day i was driving in the rain on a freshly paved road. So my tires (Sticks out 2'' past wheel well) sprayed my trucks body with the grim, my truck ain't very red anymore it has a lot of black on it now. So if i rub the paint the stuff comes off but it takes a lot of rubbing to remove a little bit of the tar. What is the best/most efficient way to remove the tar and will it harm my paint.

 

turtle wax bug and tar remover with alot of elbow grease will get it off.

 

I agree...I got tar all over my white rx8 and turtle wax bug & tar remover worked great.

 

I guess if i use a buffer it will be a bit quicker, Is it okay to leave it on the paint till next weekend because theyre calling for a lot of rain this coming and all 3 side roads that i can take to work are getting paved. The only other side road choices are 15 km to far south and to far north of where i need to go.

 

I also used some really hot water, but be careful because it will smear and also clog up the clothes that you are using. I went through about three sponges and two or three cloths by the time I got done.

 

I work in the asphalt business and gojo without the grit with no harm to paint and dnt take no time

 

Makes sense it is a degreaser. I got gallons of that stuff at home but its with the pumice.

 

I wouldn't use that u can get original formula in small squeeze bottle for couple bucks at parts store that way you will have it for next time

 

Don't know how much tar you have on your truck. Yes seems a power buffer might speed things along but how long would it take to clog the pad up?

 

WD-40. It takes tar, bugs and pine pitch right off. It is a natural fish oil and it does not harm the paint. After you have the tar off wash the whole truck like normal. It won't leave any residue. I use it all the time on my white, red and black vehicles.