Tardis tar remover...

Stallingrad

...can't believe all the time I've wasted with other products, simply awesome product. Will never use anything else.

tossy

Stallingrad wrote: »

...can't believe all the time I've wasted with other products, simply awesome product. Will never use anything else.

It's the only show in town.

Stallingrad

Pity I found out so late!

166man

Where can you get this product? Mine needs it badly..

Kristopherus

What does it cost? And will it take tar off more than just vehicles?

Stallingrad

Got 5l from cleancar.ie.

Can't remember how much but worth every penny!

Kristopherus

€29.95 for 5l. Out of stock.:(

BillJ

Can this be bought anywhere else? Bricks and mortar shop anywhere?

tossy

BillJ wrote: »

Can this be bought anywhere else? Bricks and mortar shop anywhere?

Why would a builders shop sell a car detailing product? i'll get my coat.....

joujoujou

Kristopherus wrote: »

€29.95 for 5l. Out of stock.:(

I'm sure it'll be restocked sooner rather than later.

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Got the same stuff from the same place. I'm happy as well.

McP2011

Most carwashs that use autosmart products will get you in some.

joujoujou

Back in stock:

http://www.cleancar.ie/autosmarttardistarremover-5litre.html

Curran

Its definitely one of the best Ive used...but as its a liquid I find it runs off the car quite quickly and you need to apply it two or three times if the car is bad.
I personally prefer Tar Cleanse, its more like a gel, that sits and dwells on the tar. Spray on, rinse off, 95% of the tar is gone, and any small bits left come off very, very easily...I prefer it as I can be doing something else as the tar remover dwells! Its more expensive, but I find I use less...but it still works out a bit more expensive.

Holts Tar Remover Gel should be avoided like the plague. Its a nightmare to use and gets everywhere, fades trim and difficult to rinse 100% of it away.

Black_Knight

Order myself some. Was looking at other products, but eventually bit the bullet and got the 5L drum. Should last me a nice while too. I read somewhere that when you wipe off the excess, you're pretty much condemning your cloth to the bin. Any truth in this?

Thinking of heading to Aldi if so.

5500

On the above, dont bother with Aldi, head to homestore and more if theres one near you, they do 10 packs of microfibre cloths for €4 that are good quality

Curran

Be sure to wash the car after...dont settle for wiping the excess off with a cloth!!
The tar remover will run into all the shuts, gaps, behind trim etc, at very least, rinse the car down!!
And if you do use cloths - dont use them for any other jobs, but keep them with the drum, for use the next time!

Black_Knight

Simply awesome stuff. Best stuff ive ever used for tar.

Got myself some IronX also, man does that stuff smell. Pretty decent at cleaning up brake dust though.