Any tricks to remove melted tire from your quarters?

[my89notchback]

Went out and had some fun and need to clean off the quarters. What works without wrecking the paint? I'm tempted to just leave it for character. Lol

 

[mustangmike6996]

Bug and Tar remover might take care of it.

 

[RacerX]

Bug and Tar remover is correct, but - there is a specific one to get: Stoner Tarminator. It is the best tar remover.

http://www.oreillyauto.com/site/c/d....oap?ck=Search_N0467_-1_-1&pt=N0467&ppt=C0209

 

[Golden]

CarPro Tar-x works well, but double the cost of the above mentioned Stoners Tarminator. Get the Stoners.

 

[YLWFVR]

Used stoners back in the day. Depending on how fresh the rubber is may take a bit to get out.

Next time spray some http://www.geddex.net/wp/burnout-guard/

on your panels before you hit the burnout box.

 

[DeFormula]

Used stoners back in the day. Depending on how fresh the rubber is may take a bit to get out.

Next time spray some http://www.geddex.net/wp/burnout-guard/

on your panels before you hit the burnout box.

Yep started using geddex about 20 years ago. Works pretty well.

 

[1BADAIR]

Wd40 works pretty good

 

[soap]

Wd40 works pretty good

That's what I use.

--Joe

 

[Beigg]

culinary cooking sprays PAM, Chefmaster, Bakers Joy etc) aid by a prep before burnouts. WD40 for post clean-up.

 

[dline]

Gas!

 

[my89notchback]

culinary cooking sprays PAM, Chefmaster, Bakers Joy etc) aid by a prep before burnouts. WD40 for post clean-up.

So spray the quarters with cooking spray prior to racing?

 

[soap]

So spray the quarters with cooking spray prior to racing?

Yes. It helps a little but it's not great, it's no different than using Burnout Guard.

http://www.geddex.net/wp/burnout-guard/

--Joe

 

[kammi10]

i used to use wax and grease remover like what they use at body shops. works much much quicker then wd40

 

[Beigg]

So spray the quarters with cooking spray prior to racing?

Yes. Find the cheapest "olive oil" spray kind.