Stoner Car Care 91154 Tarminator Tar, Sap, and Asphalt Remover, Safe on Paint, Clear Coats, and Chrome for Cars, Trucks, RVs, Motorcycles, and Boats, Fast Acting Grease Removal, 10 Oz, Pack of 1

Not sure how I got tar on my car. I don’t remember driving in it. This product works! Took it off the car immediately! No elbow grease needed! Works like magic! It does smell but the car looks so much better! Recommend buying this!

Easy to use and wipe off. Works almost immediately after I sprayed it on. BTW, leave your rag outside once you are done with it. It has a strong sense of smell if taken inside.

Getting stubborn tar off a car can be a tedious job.This one worked better than most but still required some "elbow grease" to finish the job.For it's cleaning power, it is a decent value.

I love Stoners! This product is an absolute miracle! I bought a 2023 Nissan and it had asphalt slathered all inside the fender flares, the asphalt even had small rocks stuck in it. The inside of the flares were completely coated. Some genius I bought the car from thought it would be smart to spray paint over the top of the asphalt in order to conceal it! It looked awful! With about 2 hours I used a stiff toothbrush and tarminator and removed ALL the asphalt and spray paint! The wheel wells look perfect now! Inwas considering wet sanding and painting but I thought I would give this a try first, I am so happy I found this product!

I was very skeptical after being quoted $300 to remove the tar I had on my car I purchase this hoping it would help me after reading the reviews and OMG buy it!! It totally works! Yes you have to spray, wipe, spray, wipe a few times but it beats paying $300

I recently tried Stoner Car Care’s Tar, Sap, and Asphalt Remover with high hopes of tackling some stubborn pine tree sap on my vehicle. Unfortunately, my experience was far from satisfactory. Despite the product’s claims, it failed to make a noticeable dent in removing the sap.First, let me say that the packaging and marketing of this remover are promising, but the performance is another story. Pine tree sap is notoriously difficult to deal with, and I expected this specialized product to handle the job effectively. However, after following the instructions meticulously—applying it directly to the sap, letting it sit for the recommended time, and then wiping it away—I found that it barely touched the sticky residue.The remover didn’t dissolve or lift the sap as advertised. Instead, I had to resort to excessive scrubbing and even tried multiple applications, which still didn’t yield the results I was hoping for. Not only did this consume a significant amount of my time, but it also left me frustrated and disappointed.In addition to its ineffectiveness on pine sap, the product’s smell was quite strong and unpleasant. It’s a minor point compared to its cleaning performance, but it did add to the overall negative experience.For anyone dealing with stubborn pine tree sap, I would recommend looking for alternative products specifically designed for that purpose. Stoner’s Tar, Sap, and Asphalt Remover might work fine for tar and asphalt, but when it comes to pine sap, it falls short of expectations. Save yourself the hassle and try a different solution that’s proven to handle sap effectively.

This might work IF you catch the paint, asphalt within the first 6-8 hours. Anything longer and you'll need petroleum jelly and power washing. Very average results.

Does what it says. You spray it on, wait a few seconds, and watch the tar literally break down and start to run like hair dye down Rudy's forehead. I wiped it off with a clean rag and then rinsed the area and voila—no more tar. To be completely transparent, I just had specks of tar, not huge swaths so I can't speak to its effectiveness on that. I'm pleased with the products, and I'd recommend it.