Rust-Oleum 251567 Automotive 13.5-Ounce Wax and Tar Remover Spray
“RUST-OLEUM” WAX & TAR REMOVER SPRAY Aerosol can. Size : 13.5 oz Wax & tar remover spray. Effective, fast-acting remover for many automotive surfaces, including metal, plastic and fiberglass. Removes old wax build-up before re-application of new wax to promote an even, mirror-like finish. It is also great for removing grease, silicone and road film. Use prior to …
Genuine Toyota Fluid 00289-1BT00 Bug and Tar Remover – 12 oz. Can
Bug and Tar Remover dissolves road grime, tar, bugs, asphalt and other materials easily. It contains solvents approved for use on paint finishes, chrome, aluminum, glass and most plastics. Does not damage clear coat or other finished surfaces. Active ingredients include hydrocarbon solvents and cyclic …
Smoothing Polish is a hand polish perfect for removing scratches from problem areas on your car such as underneath door handles and around the gas tank. Its diminishing abrasive technology makes it safe for use on even delicate and antique paint finishes. This high gloss hand polish smoothens the paint surface without cutting the paint, making it a …
Super Swirl Remover 2.5 (SSR2.5) Swirl Remover 2.5 more than a polish, less than a compoundis heavy enough to effectively handle surface blemishes such as swirls, oxidation, fine scratches, and overspray on almost any surfacepaint, clear coat, chrome, glass, plastic, gel coat or plexiglass. Unique cleaners and mild abrasives in the light purple formula break down rapidly to …
This High density sponge holds plenty of car wash solution. It is the Best Economical way that comes in a 6 PACK! Is perfect for removing bugs, bird droppings, tar and where ever you need that extra scrubbing. The performance and versatility of cutting edge microfiber technology is a leap beyond the old towels and drying cloths of …
Here in Florida, the most common critter to meet head-on while barreling down the highway is the Love Bug. These little bugs mate mid-flight, hence their name. Not only are they distracted as they fly, they are attracted to the odor of hot car exhaust. Plus, they often lay their eggs by the roadside where water and grass …