Remove black hardened tar like goo?

[jyu1210]

Recently I had an accident with a taxi driver, the taxi cab side swiped me and damaged my side bumper and fender. I checked the damages and they are indeed removable because I did a test spot with just my saliva and a bit of scratching which did remove a bit.

So I was wondering was there any product in mind that can help with the removal of these marks without any agitation to the clear coat?

[magna_power]

This might be a stupid question, but why not get his insurance to fix it? While most of the black stuff might come off, I'm guessing you will have damage to your paint also.

[mark98xlt]

That's not goo.. That's called rubber from a tire.. Common sense ....

[magna_power]

That's not goo.. That's called rubber from a tire.. Common sense ....

I'd say it's rubber from an old school bumper... Either way it doesn't matter.

[oldmodman]

Try Tarminator.

Or just get a can of Naptha.

You can also just use any of the milder polishes available. But be sure to try claying, after Tarminator or Naptha, but before polishing.

[swanicyouth]

Goo Gone

[CEE DOG]

Tar X if it's goo, polyshave block if it's "rub-off"

[CEE DOG]

Try Tarminator.

Or just get a can of Naptha.

You can also just use any of the milder polishes available. But be sure to try claying, after Tarminator or Naptha, but before polishing.

:iagree: just saw your post

[jjj]

Goo Gone

:iagree:if it is true goo! Dont let sit to long, MF quick re apply if needed. You are probably going to have to re apply wax/sealant but this is what we have done for years. Works great on tree sap too!

[ScottB]

Often times a product like 3M Wax and Adhesive Remover works on bumper and tire scuffs without heavy rubbing. Just remember to reapply the wax or sealant afterwards.