The Safest & Easiest Way to remove Road Tar from your Car!

[@colhum1]

Love your videos….takes the chore out of car cleaning. I’ve always found WD-40 to be excellent at tar removal and it doesn’t damage any paint or brightwork on the car bodywork.

[@epicautomotivedetailing]

Thank you 🙏

[@YumCars]

Happy you are enjoying the T&R Dave!

[@epicautomotivedetailing]

Excellent stuff mate 👌

[@antonywalker8837]

Just when I think I've seen it all. You produce this.... Another well thought out product. 👍

[@YumCars]

@@antonywalker8837❤ thank you!

[@stevenjones19-m8i]

Hello Dave, this looks good stuff compared to others,for the size of the bottle would it last.how much is the price of this one.

[@paultaylor9652]

Love the TT in metallic red, looks so different to the grey, black and silver cars you see. Product looks impressive and Yum Cars has been around for some time now.

[@epicautomotivedetailing]

I love my Audi TT. It's been such a great car. Looks amazing when it's had a clean

[@jonnyshielldetailing]

Big fan of make up pads for dwell times and absortion. Great educational content dave

[@stewartroberts2983]

As an ex-valeter of 19 years,petrol was always the go to product,as with removing glue left on van's that have been de-lettered

[@karl3927]

Thank you for the honest review video Dave. Seems like a decent product.

[@epicautomotivedetailing]

Thanks Karl 🙏

[@peemick]

NIce. I do like my Gyeon Tar remover, which is citrus / limonine based, and works a treat at a similar price as the yum. It does smell like oranges :) This is the closest to Sheaffer citrol 266 aerosol that I've found in the UK, after much trial and error.

[@jonathonbrett-qn1ic]

Great video Dave I will be going to do this on my cars Thank you :)

[@epicautomotivedetailing]

Thanks Jonathan

[@marktrower2267]

Once again another fantastic and informative video Dave, problem with mine is the car is black so I can't see Tar lol 😆

[@epicautomotivedetailing]

Thanks Mark

[@alistairjones4794]

Looks like a good product Dave, will give it a try thanks

[@davidmehlhorn726]

Had a brand new car in 2005 that my future ex-wife decided to drive fast down a recently resurfaced road. Naturally it got covered in tar along the flanks. So after washing it, I used Autoglym's tar removal to get rid of the tar spots. To my horror, it left the car covered in scratches, and it was only a week old! I've been very hesitant to use tar remover since.

[@aimon9055]

After using this product do i have to rinse the whole car or can i just leave it? Thanks dave ur awesome

[@epicautomotivedetailing]

Hiya for best results rinse after. Or use panel wipe

[@Carlos_Teixeira_Drums]

Hey Dave , great video .... Now I know what this things are ! I have found a few in my cars ! And they are hard to get rid for sure ! ... When you say to get rid of the cloth after use you mean to get it in the bin ??? Thanks

[@epicautomotivedetailing]

Yeah bin it mate

[@JMc.D]

I’m not ashamed to admit with a soon to be 15 year old car that’s definitely not perfect I use petrol to remove tar.

[@bobbybox3968]

Love your videos. Can you give me a bit off advice. I want to buy a car drying towel but on the instructions it says you have to tumble dry them . I don’t have a dryer. What can I do

[@barrywakefield4942]

Buy the Rag Companies Gauntlet drying towel. Various sizes, excellent towel. You can just leave the damp towel on an airer to dry.👍🏼

[@A5Skavanger]

Hello, Is this safe on ceramic coated cars or will it also remove the coating?

[@csquire3]

I use Auto Finesse All Purpose Cleaner and a claybar, very gentle and effective (and cheaper)

[@epicautomotivedetailing]

Sorry I'd never recommended that method 😬

[@GClarkeG60]

Auto smart Tardis tar and glue. Nothing comes close.

[@ajackson-ross7295]

Do u have to wash the car again after you use tar remover

[@Richard_Details]

Probably a good idea

[@MartinMagee-q2r]

Very informative and well presented video. Can u send me the link to this product ..apologies if u already so so

[@epicautomotivedetailing]

Thanks Martin, links will be in the description 🙏

[@philh3409]

I guess limonene is a major active ingredient? Given that 5l costs £100 (£20/l)...£18 for 500ml seems on the pricey side (although I get that the trigger spray adds cost) I'll try it though and see if it's just hype or worth the £100 for a quantity.

[@jameswalker7874]

I’ve never found anything to beat Autoglym Tar and Glue, and it looks like you need less of it to do the job too. Probably does contain white spirit, but used correctly, with a polish and/or wax after, I’ve never seen any paint degradation. It doesn’t kill protection like a fall out remover does, but if you’re doing it properly you’d reprotect afterwards regardless so not of much concern to me.

[@rooboy99]

Is this your own product? The Y on the wall would tell me yes but just curious what your connection is to Yumcars

[@epicautomotivedetailing]

If it was if be a millionaire 😅. I work with brands who have supported me since day 1. The y is just a cool piece of art the sent me

[@rooboy99]

​@@epicautomotivedetailinglol ok cool

[@jasstatter]

Could you wash the micro fibre towels after each use instead of getting rid? I’ve been looking for a decent tar remover for a while and this may just be the ticket….

[@jpd9047]

Diving with spiked tires, road tar is everywhere. It is my worst enemy. I guess you rinse the car after having used the tar remover? And is this one "coating safe"? How does id compare to something like TarX, If you have tried it?

[@Silverback1878]

Autosmart tardis is good for tar removal.

[@truth.hurts...]

Can see road tar on white paint

[@russelljameson9118]

Yummy Yummy Yum Yum!! I bought 5 litres of undress because it is amazing!! 🤪🤪🤪

[@genesiscomputersystems5628]

Diesel is good as well, rub it on actually runs off

[@simonoconnor4633]

Anyone tried Vasco Prewash? Spray it on, leave it for a few hours and everything just washes off with a pressure washer. No physical contact whatsoever.

[@stevenjames191]

Can you please send me the link please

[@epicautomotivedetailing]

Hiya links in description below 👇🙏

[@dhs2329]

£18:00 for 500ml very expensive.

[@R3uben_11]

What happened to your own brand ???

[@epicautomotivedetailing]

Heart wasn't in it mate. The more I focused on my own brand the less I was doing KZbin. I enjoy making these videos so much more

[@pillred5974]

@@epicautomotivedetailing I notice they nearly all seem to be Yum though, have you some sort of tie-up with them? as if you have it makes you biased, not that that makes the product any less effective.

[@YumCars]

@@pillred5974 If somebody enjoys the product a lot for their business and KZbin journey you will as a by-product see a lot of it being featured. Dave is a great guy who not only loves the experience that we bring to the industry via our creations but also wants to show new people looking to try new things a product that may not have seen yet.

[@tenbob1973]

​@@pillred5974I think they maybe sponsor his vids now along with fibreking 🤷🏻‍♂️. Tbf, which car detailing vid isn't biased in some way. I tend to check multiple sources on a product before making the plunge.

[@GravityIsYourFriend]

I believe they know eachother personally but I could be wrong. Seems to remember that from an old video where he mentioned it. When I started watching Dave all he used was Yum. He is the reason I know about them. And thank you for that btw Dave. I never looked back.

[@richyclubsport5155]

Easiest and cheapest, white vinegar, you'll thank me