QUOTE (Graeme @ Mar 12 2011, 08:18 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>Anyone on here know's who stocks this or where it can be ot in Ireland?

Thanks.

Wouldnt mind getting my hands on some of this myself...white car + tar = pain in the hole!

 

I bought a can of it off the cleancar guys at fermoy show a while back, great stuff!

 

Graeme, go get a slice pan, butter, jam/marmalade in glass jar, toaster. Start toasting, east as much toast to empty the jar and bring it down to me and I give you a sample of tardis to take away and try out

or grab a glass container of some sort and I'll sort you out. You won't need much to make an impact on the car.

 

Or failing that cleancar.ie

 

Pm Niel grembo, he got some for me before

 

got mine from cleancar

 

Andy @ Detailer.ie or the lads at CleanCar.ie both sell it.

 

Cheers fellas & Orla!

 

Autosmart do a product called tardis it comes in 5l or 25l

 

QUOTE (Mike @ Mar 12 2011, 08:38 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>Graeme, go get a slice pan, butter, jam/marmalade in glass jar, toaster. Start toasting, east as much toast to empty the jar and bring it down to me and I give you a sample of tardis to take away and try out

or grab a glass container of some sort and I'll sort you out. You won't need much to make an impact on the car.

would peanut butter do

 

dermot crowley in forge hill cork stocks it

 

Tardis is not the best I've ever used but its safe enough for non-pro users.

Funny Mike should talk about it above, but I know a Show-Car detailer in the UK who uses a little butter on the tar spots when he gets to the shows. Just applied with his finger and left for a while so it melts, then wipe away...... and yes, peanut butter would do the job as well.... eventually!! Its loaded with oils....

I'm such a nerd at times!

 

QUOTE (Brian_FR @ Mar 20 2011, 09:44 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>Tardis is not the best I've ever used but its safe enough for non-pro users.

What would you reccomend for us non pro users? Need to get something in the next few days as its cleaning weather.

 

the best of the lot is a small drop of petrol it wont damage the paint and is as good as them other tar removers

 

try some WD40 if you are stuck

 

QUOTE (Brian_FR @ Mar 20 2011, 10:44 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>Tardis is not the best I've ever used but its safe enough for non-pro users.

Funny Mike should talk about it above, but I know a Show-Car detailer in the UK who uses a little butter on the tar spots when he gets to the shows. Just applied with his finger and left for a while so it melts, then wipe away...... and yes, peanut butter would do the job as well.... eventually!! Its loaded with oils....

I'm such a nerd at times!

Tried everything yesterday including a recommended tar remover. Found butter to be way better than anything else. Ended up doing 3 cars.

 

I've used tardis on my own car only last week, can't fault it at all! You can get stronger stuff but I don't see any real need for it unless a car is caked in road tar

 

find out who your local auto smart rep is I pay €18 for 5 liters