Adam's Polishes Tar 9oz - Heavy Duty, Concentrated Road Tar & Adhesive Remover | Remove Rubber Streaks, Badges, & Grime from Your Paint, Wheels, Rims, and Other Exterior Surfaces

This works very well. I purchased a 10 year old clean corporate f250 that had decals removed but invisible adhesive residue still remained that dirt stuck to so it made the white truck look bad. It cleaned all the residue off fairly easily. I used a microfiber mostly but did use a plastic razorblade scraper for stubborn buildup. It also cleaned accumulated tar very well.They had also removed graphic lettering along the top of the bed but the outlines were still visible if you look closely. TAR did help with those a bit but I can still make out the letters and those area will probably need a polish or toothpaste or something a slightly abrasive so it might not get everything but the truck looks much better and I'm happy.

Fantastic product. Removed all the tar and asphalt with one application. Easy to use. I highly recommend.

I drove through a new road and my car was completely destroyed with baked on riad tar. I bought a product that I saw on YouTube that was absolute garbage. It was called DIY something. It did very little.I don't know what is in this product and I do not care because it works. No elbow grease whatsoever. spray and wipe immediately. My car looks like brand new. I was seriously considering sending a bill to the city for ruining my rims and car.

Adam’s is known for over-pricing all of its products. This is the last Adam’s product I am using. Not sure why Adam’s prices are so high when you can find better working products for less.

I didn't expect the amazing results I got from this spray. I have a Mustang with tree sap that has been sitting on the windshield for several years and two applications of this spray cleaned away the baked-on sap with great results. The directions say to leave it on the surface for 30-60 seconds before trying to clean any residue, however, I needed to let it sit on the glass for about 5 minutes to really take effect. It did take some pressure and quite a bit of persistence to remove the sap and crud, but in the end it came clean. I couldn't be happier with this product. I have already ordered another can.

This product is simply amazing. I purchased it along with a plastic razor scraper and a Whizzy Wheel with the hopes of removing left over adhesive residue off my car from an old vinyl that had been there for the last 12 years. The Whizzy Wheel worked really good but was requiring a great deal of work, time and one wheel would not have come even close to removing all of the old adhesive from the hood of the car. I used Adam's Tar 10oz - Heavy Duty, Concentrated Road Tar & Adhesive Remover along with the plastic scraper and my several hour job was reduced to about 40 minutes. Adam's tar remover worked well and safely on my car, the paint was still pristine with no dulling that you might get from other heavy duty removers.I would recommend a few things when using this product:1. Spray on a cloth, not directly on your car2. Allow to sit on residue for 10-15 seconds for the tough spots then use plastic razor3. Use warm soapy water when you are done to wash any residue from product off car.I had a second cloth to clean off my plastic razor scraper to keep it effectively working, and when I was all done I did go back over the entire hood lightly with my wiping cloth. Here are the links to the scraper I used and the Whizzy Wheel. If you are attempting to remove the vinyl as well, then this wheel does an amazing job.Plastic Scraperhttps://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B077JJD6W7/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1Whizzy Wheel:https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00FJF0O2K/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

This did not work at all for me.Tree sap and bugs. Tried heavy soaking on the sap and wouldn't even loosen it up.

This worked better than I expected. My roofer put roofing tar on one of my chimneys and I need to remove the tar. This cleaned the tar off better than anything I have used in the past.