TuxedoTaurus
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- May 17, 2014
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As we know most TW products are miss and occasional hit. So since I am Trinidad the people we are helping left us there car to use for the year. Very nice of them btw. It is a Silver 07 Nissan March. Well their idea of maintenance is wash and that is all. I have slowly acquired products to clean and wax. They have had tar on the car for over a year. Products are hard to come by and found TW bug and Tar new Rx to try. Sorry no pics as I have been messing with custom ROM's on my phone and it doesn't work at the moment.
Prep:
Washed the car and dried. Sprayed product and let dwell for 5 min. It sprayed on thick with a liquid wax consistency and did not run off.
Removal:
I wiped product off with a sponge with soapy water. 90% of the tar came off with initial wipe. The remain spots (pin dot) came off with a minimal elbow grease. Then I rewashed each spot and reapplied wax.
Final Thoughts:
It did its job. The instructions suggest that after wipe off you buff to a shine, which I did not do. Even if it did not remove LSP the removed tar spots would not have it. It was some what messy to remove. It did not dissolve in water but maintained its goop like consistency and oozed out when squeezing the sponge.
It works, but would not my first choice. Sometimes you use what you got to due to availability. It did leave satisfied results. It did out perform expectations, and no tar stains were left behind.
Prep:
Washed the car and dried. Sprayed product and let dwell for 5 min. It sprayed on thick with a liquid wax consistency and did not run off.
Removal:
I wiped product off with a sponge with soapy water. 90% of the tar came off with initial wipe. The remain spots (pin dot) came off with a minimal elbow grease. Then I rewashed each spot and reapplied wax.
Final Thoughts:
It did its job. The instructions suggest that after wipe off you buff to a shine, which I did not do. Even if it did not remove LSP the removed tar spots would not have it. It was some what messy to remove. It did not dissolve in water but maintained its goop like consistency and oozed out when squeezing the sponge.
It works, but would not my first choice. Sometimes you use what you got to due to availability. It did leave satisfied results. It did out perform expectations, and no tar stains were left behind.
