Frogchem Tar and Glue Remover

Tar and glue are probably the most stubborn and notoriously difficult of contaminants to remove, alongside tree sap. If left untreated, these substances will break down and discolour the paintwork it is attached to.

It is not just tar and glue that needs to be tackled promptly if you are going to preserve the integrity of the vehicle’s paintwork. Other substances include oil, grease, adhesive residues, chewing gum, tree sap, bird droppings, fuel stains, silicone, and wax.

Without a proper glue and tar remover product, you risk scratching the bodywork and damaging the vehicle’s paintwork permanently. Alternatively, you may cause the substance to spread further across the surface of the paintwork and cause yet more damage. For this reason, we advise all our clients to use our uniquely formulated glue and tar remover.

How Does a Car Tar and Glue Remover Work? 

The unique formulation of Frogchem’s glue and tar remover works by dissolving asphalt, bitumen, oil stains, tree sap, bird droppings and other stubborn debris. After a few minutes, all you need to do is wipe down the area with a soft, damp cloth to remove the residue, revealing a perfectly clean, blemish-free result.

Frogchem – the Best Tar and Glue Remover for Cars 

No scrubbing or rubbing is necessary when you use the car tar and glue remover from Frogchem. The results demonstrate how it is probably the best tar and glue remover for cars, resulting in paintwork that looks as good as new. 

How to Avoid Getting Too Many Contaminants on Your Car 

There are several things that you can do to prevent your vehicle from becoming a patchwork of unwanted sticky and stubborn patches requiring the specialised application of Frogchem’s glue and tar remover. Here’s our quick-fire guide to avoiding the worst of the sticky invaders: 

• Avoid parking underneath trees, particularly during spring and summer when the sap is rising and shedding. Even overnight, your car can go from being immaculately clean to being a complete mess. 
• We recommend the exact same thing so that you also avoid excessive bird droppings. Parking under trees will make you a prime target for any number of our feathered friends who allegedly fly from house to house looking for a perfectly clean car roof. 
• Tar spots are also more prevalent during the summer months. This is because warmer temperatures cause the integrity of the bitumen to soften, and flecks of tar can fly onto your car’s surface. It is nigh on impossible to prevent, so during the summer months, regularly inspect your paintwork and, if required, apply your glue and tar remover to affected spots.