Cleaning Bottom

Pantera2013

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anybody know any good chemicals or something to get this off? I used soap, water, some bug remover and they didn't work too well

 

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I use toilet paper to clean my bottom.

I can't see the pic but if it's a body panel, maybe a clay bar?

 

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horse sence

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Bug and tar remover ,you can get it at auto Zone .it is in a yellow bottle .

 

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horse sence said:

Bug and tar remover ,you can get it at auto Zone .it is in a yellow bottle .

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He...I just assume a he...maybe a she...that would be nice...

Anyways said they tried bug remover. Can you not read?

Check your auto parts place for a small sponge covered in a soft mesh. That is my best friend in removing all sorts of crap. The mesh on the outside of the sponge was rough enough to scrape some stuff off but if you keep it full of soapy water and use the bug spray it will not scratch.

Lubrication!

 

horse sence

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The bug and tar remover i used will remove the tar specks .Put in on thick and let it set for bit then rub it off.

 

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Oh and rinse the crap out of it with water after! Paint doesn't like leftovers lol!

 

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horse sence said:

The bug and tar remover i used will remove the tar specks .Put in on thick and let it set for bit them rub it off.

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Yeah but what do you rub it off with?

Lotion? A sock?

Just thinking you have to be careful not to chafe.

 

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Pantera2013

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I got the car repainted not too long ago and idk if he hit the underside of it or not, it just needs some attention and good ing wax, lots of rubbing

 

stykthyn

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Charcoal lighter fluid works well too

 

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I wiped my bottom with lighter fluid once. Next thing I knew I had to fart and a buddy had a lighter handy. Thanks homie.

Haven't had to shave my arse since.

 

stykthyn

I want to measure mine. It doesn't look that tall.

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That's a life lesson right there

 

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I try to share my wisdom.

 

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If the bug and tar remover doesn't work, you can use dawn dishwashing liquid, but if you do, you'll need to re-wax that part of the car.

Don't make a habit of using dish soap on car paint though, it destroys it over time.