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Boat Cleaning

SDoolittle
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I drove through a construction zone, and I ended up with little tar spots on the underside of my boat. A little elbow grease was enough to get the bulk of it off, but some of the bigger spots smeared, and I can't get them off. What would you use to remove really nasty stuff like road tar?

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    Goo Gone, maybe?  Test it on a small spot, obviously.

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    Tarminator is gel coat and clearcoat safe.

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    Good to know. Thanks!

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    Good to know. Thanks!

    X2! I'll give it a try.

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    Tarminator is gel coat and clearcoat safe.

     

    I have never used this, but my buddy did and it worked great. Goo Gone will work too.

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