Adam’s TAR (Tar & Adhesive Remover) quickly dissolves and loosens difficult to remove contaminants such as tar, sap, grease, asphalt, glue and adhesive residues. Adam’s TAR is safe for all clear coats, paints and chromes.
My experience with Adam's TAR (Tar & Adhesive Remover) has been excellent! Follow the instructions and the results will be great: Cool surface, wipe clean with Waterless Wash, apply TAR, wait 30 to 60-seconds, wipe clean, spray with Waterless Wash to remove residual TAR, wipe, done. And you are left with a clean, tar-free surface. Love this stuff! Can't recommend enough!
I used this on my truck to try to remove the tar. It’s mostly just a thin layer and it didn’t remove any of it. I would not recommend this product.
I had a Cadillic Escalade to detail and it had a lot of tar on it.I used this for the first time it melted it like butter on a hot day, The areas where it was thinker I had to spray a few times, But it all came off with ease.
Great product!
Bought a used car that came with road tar spattered up on the body at all 4 tires. Tried another brands tar remover with little to none removed. After the first spray wait and wipe of the Adam's Tar the panel was 90% tar free. Only the thickest parts remained and they came off with another round. I agitated the product on the textured plastic lowers to pull it up out of the texture, spent 20-30 mins per corner and now it is tar free.
Adam’s TAR is a carefully crafted, unique blend of powerful solvents, natural citrus oils, and alcohols that have been found to be ridiculously effective on even baked-on contaminants that other all-purpose cleaners can’t seem to budge. Despite this high solvency, Adam’s TAR is formulated to be dependable on surfaces without dulling or damaging the finish.
Instructions for General Use:
*Adam’s TAR is not to be used on a hot surface and works best when the area is pre-moistened with water. Do not allow Adam’s TAR to completely dry. Do not allow Adam’s TAR to dwell for more than one minute as the powerful active solvency may damage surfaces if forgotten.