Black tire chunk scuffs under sides
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I've been hitting the track and I think that the little chunks of tire left on the track are bouncing up and scuffing up my paint. I get them on my hood too.. lol.. I'll typically scrub these tire chunk scuffs off while I wash, or with polish..
Is the claybar the way to go with getting these marks off the paint? What is the easiest/best way to get this clean?
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Is the claybar the way to go with getting these marks off the paint? What is the easiest/best way to get this clean?
![](http://www.hiap.com/tirescuffs/DSC_0002.jpg)
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Tarminator is a great and inexpensive product. Some local Pepboys or Kragen will have it stocked. A more expensive but with more uses is the
Poorboy’s APC. P21S is always a safe and great option.
Poorboy’s APC. P21S is always a safe and great option.
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Thanks for the suggestions. I see what my local store carries and give it a try.
EDIT - Murray's Discount Auto had the Turtle Wax bug/tar remover (safe for clearcoat) product. It worked like a charm. No more ugly black marks.
Thanks again. It sure is nice to have the right tool for the job.
EDIT - Murray's Discount Auto had the Turtle Wax bug/tar remover (safe for clearcoat) product. It worked like a charm. No more ugly black marks.
Thanks again. It sure is nice to have the right tool for the job.
Last edited by thekinn; 09-07-2008 at 01:07 PM.
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