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Old 09-08-2020, 04:20 AM   #1
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Road tar removal

I ran into some road work and found tar all over the side of the RV. I used brake cleaner with pretty good results, but a friend recommended rapid remover. I found it on Amazon and couldn't be happier with the ease of use. It's citrus based and works like a charm. Click image for larger version

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WD-40 works well or Goo-Gone

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Old 09-08-2020, 09:45 AM   #3
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X2 for WD40

Built an asphalt plant and the only thing they used for cleanup was WD40 .

Side note , brake fluid will damage paint and other surfaces. Should never be used as a cleaner or solvent .

Brake cleaner in a spray can is a good cleaner , but still prefer WD40.
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