►As your hurtling into the Big Bend braking zone, you aren't worried about the nearly microscopic bits of rubber and tar smashing into your paint surface. After that successful track day, or even after a long drive on the street, you'll have remnants of the road smeared all over your paint surface. Washing the car with good soap and a power washer will remove the majority of bad bits from your paint surface, but streaks of rubber from tire debris and flecks of asphalt-sealing tar will remain. To safely remove tar and rubber from your paint surface, pick up a specialized rubber and tar remover.

Armchair detailers claim a quick detailing spray works just as well as a dedicated tar remover, so we're putting our two favorites to the test. Video Editor Stephen Coppola's Spec E46 race car needed some love after a race weekend, and its tar-covered wrap was just the test bed we needed. Watch along as we find out if Griot's Speed Shine can hold up Gyeon's Q2M Tar Remover.

Index:
00:00 - Intro
01:00 - Quick Detailer Test #1
01:30 - Quick Detailer Test #2
02:13 - Gyeon Tar Remover Test #1
02:40 - Gyeon Tar Remover Test #2
04:10 - Final Results

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