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Car Forum / Mazda / Mazda Miata / October 2004

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Pat - 26 Sep 2004 19:43 GMT
I got some hard grit on the bottom of my fender. I don't want to discolor or
scratch the surface getting it off. Is there a strong, yet paint safe,
solution that will get this stuff off?

How about those Orange Citrus cleaning liquid products (e/g/ Citru-Solv)?
Chief_Wiggum - 26 Sep 2004 22:25 GMT
goo gone / goof off / lighter fluid / bug & tar remover

Any of those should do the trick..

In my expeience the only thing you can really clean with those "orange"
cleaners is, well ... maybe an ORANGE !

> I got some hard grit on the bottom of my fender. I don't want to discolor or
> scratch the surface getting it off. Is there a strong, yet paint safe,
> solution that will get this stuff off?
>
> How about those Orange Citrus cleaning liquid products (e/g/ Citru-Solv)?
Randy Maheux - 27 Sep 2004 00:16 GMT
I believe that Goo-Gone and lighter fluid are both naptha based.  A quart of
naptha is a lot cheaper and you can use it to thin rubber cement!

Randy

> I got some hard grit on the bottom of my fender. I don't want to discolor or
> scratch the surface getting it off. Is there a strong, yet paint safe,
> solution that will get this stuff off?
>
> How about those Orange Citrus cleaning liquid products (e/g/ Citru-Solv)?
msrides - 01 Oct 2004 03:42 GMT
> I got some hard grit on the bottom of my fender. I don't want to discolor or
> scratch the surface getting it off. Is there a strong, yet paint safe,
> solution that will get this stuff off?
>
> How about those Orange Citrus cleaning liquid products (e/g/ Citru-Solv)?

Safer and better than bug and tar remover is good old WD40, we've got
alot fresh tar on the roads here in New England and it's worked for me
every time.
 
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