Bobbyz

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Anyone know what i can use to get rubber off of the rear quarters?

looks like the person i bought the car from was a little to happy doing burnouts.

thanks

speedingpenguin

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I'd immagine that a good "Bug + Tar" remover would do the trick....that and some elbow grease :-P
I've heard that PAM is good for keeping rubber from sticking to body panels.....i guess ya spray it on and the rubber wipes right off......guess it makes senes, lol

Bobbyz

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yeah somone mentioned bug & tar remover i might try that.
just don't want to screw up the paint.

white91formula

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chris... do you remember seeing my quarters when they were covered in rubber from the nats ?


how bad is the rubber ? bug and tar remover will only work till a point and then it is useless lol. i went to autozone and got a bottle of "preps all" its what painters used on cars bfore they spray then to get anything on the primer off.... i just let it soak for a few and then scrubbred it off,a nd worked better then anything else i had tried, and i tried alot.

Briansz28

Find a cleaner with d-limonene. Citri-Sol?? I had to prep a concrete floor for an epoxy paint and it was the only stuff that could take off the rubber from forklift burn-outs. You may want to try on a hidden area to make sure the paint won't come off. Great for taking off factory undercoating. More info:
http://www.floridachemical.com/whatisd-limonene.htm

speedingpenguin

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nah dude i didnt even know about the national till after they happend last year! LOL
you might have showed me pics though, but i forget, haha

TorchTA

Ronsonol lighter fluid works on tire rubber and even better on VHT that gets on your paint.

Jgolden314

goes so well with a thirdgen owner....lol I used to do them at my old job

90-irocdx3

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simple green works!