C-Tar Melt
Water Soluble, Non-Hazardous, Powerful Tar Melting Penetration
C-Tar Melt is a blend of water soluble, non-hazardous ingredients that give exceptionally powerful penetration and softening action. Do not dilute the product with water; product action will be stopped with the application of water. It is biodegradable and will aid in the separation of the tar residue from the rinse water if you contain and store the runoff for a short period of time. The ingredients do not harm the skin, however skin will dry out if constantly exposed to the tar remover.
C-Tar Melt is safe for wood, metal, brick, and masonry surfaces, and will not raise the grain or cause discoloration of the surface on its own. This is a powerful penetrating system, so the best method of tar removal from a painted vehicle is by putting a small amount on a cloth and wiping. Some softening of the paint may occur (that will be stopped upon rinsing), but it is very important to always check the reaction before leaving C-Tar Melt on the surface.
Portfolio and Solutions
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Metal
Oil Residue
C-Tar Melt removed the tar and road grime from this dump truck.
Substrate: Metal
Challenge: Oil Residue
Metal
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Concrete
Tar
To remove these black marks from the concrete curb, a double application of C-Tar Melt was used undiluted with a 5 minute soak to finish the job.
Substrate: Concrete
Challenge: Tar
Concrete
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Anodized Aluminum
Caulk Bleed
C-Tar Melt, used undiluted, easily removed the caulk bleed on this aluminum window frame without doing any damage to the glass.
Substrate: Anodized Aluminum
Challenge: Caulk Bleed
Anodized Aluminum
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Metal and Vinyl
Black Stains
Vaseline was used to keep raccoons from climbing this aluminum downspouts. Black stains appeared over time on the coating. C-Tar Melt was used to restore the downspout to like new appearance.
Substrate: Metal and Vinyl
Challenge: Black Stains
Metal and Vinyl
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Tar on Concrete
Tar on Concrete
The tire from a wheelbarrow spread tar accross the concrete in the before photo. You can see in the after photo where C-Tar Melt was used to effectively remove the tar from the concrete area.
Substrate: Concrete
Challenge: Tar