dekujala

I was behind a stupid truck that had a tar thing in the back (I was staying some car lenths back) as soon as it stopped though it sprayed some tar on my car. Got it cleaned at a local place, but the tar left some spots on the vinyl, is there anything I can do to get rid of these spots? Or am I just screwed and have to get it redone?

vroomvroom

yea my silver vinyl has some dirty spots and they dont seem to come off it might be the tar from trees or acid rain i dunno but i cant get rid of it

dekujala

Well stopped by the vinyl shop on the way home and he tried a couple things, but said it was no good. He told me that the petrolium (sp?) in the tar stains the vinyl and there really isn't anything that can be done. So I have to get my entire hood and front bumber redone.

Knight Rider

acid rain? where do you live

korinwoodo

He lives in the Northern suburbs of Chicago. Acid rain happens around most urban areas dude.

Knight Rider

I know, but I seriously think he shoul protect his car. Just my 2 cents

korinwoodo

How? Drive around with a car cover on?

Knight Rider

no. I mean when he doesn't drive it.
But you give me an idea. Make a wax that comes with acid rain protector

Hatchman

http://www.corrosionx.com/rejex.html

It won't protect against acid, but it does a pretty good job agains tree sap, bugs, etc. Pretty good shine too, as good as any other wax I've used. Lasts longer than any wax I've used as well.

dekujala

It wasn't acid rain, it was a contruction truck with a barrel of tar in the back bed, and when he slowed down it spewed all over my car, by it looked like it rained on my car I meant thats how it appeared, not actually what happened

Knight Rider

Tar!

I-70 west

Try Vim the kitchen cleaner, it takes the black tire stains from dock bumpers off of a white gel coated boat like magic.