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X5 E70 (2007 - current)
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Removing Tar/Grime
Anyone know of a good product out there that I can use on my new X5 to remove some tar/stain on my front bumper area. No idea what it is actually, black dribbles of dots, something must have come off the road. Any feedback on good "safe" products out there would help. I havent checked my dealership yet. Thanks.
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For the type of crud you describe, I've had good success with WD-40, terry-cloth, and elbow grease. This WILL de-wax painted surfaces, but won't impact the clear coat, if you keep it quick. If that doesn't work, you are likely going to need clay-bar treatment.
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Just use some type of volatile organic solvent - should come right off. Paint thinner will work, just wipe it off reasonably quickly...
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Just go to an auto parts store and buy some bug and tar remover.
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I have used Goof Off from the big box hardware stores on my MB without any issues. The area is thoroughly washed and waxed after each use.
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WD-40 and its good for aching joints as well.
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