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Can anyone recommend a product to remove underseal overspray from my alloys? Alloy wheel cleaner has removed the worst but the tougher parts are proving problematic to shift.
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WD40 or petrol mate. Best way to use it is to saturate a rag and leave it on the underseal for a couple of minutes to soften it.
 

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Clay bar is what worked for me, tried petrol and wd40 and didn't do much, but was only a tiny bit I'd gone for.

you can also use tcut ;)!
 

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Believe me, Petrol is awesome at removing underseal or any bitumen based product. Its no good putting on a cloth and wiping as all your'e doing is removing the surface. It needs to penetrate and then it will just lift away.

If you have heavy deposits scrape it first with a plastic scraper then remove the remainder with petrol.
 

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Thanks,
i'll probably give all those suggestions a try.
 

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Believe me, Petrol is awesome at removing underseal or any bitumen based product. Its no good putting on a cloth and wiping as all your'e doing is removing the surface. It needs to penetrate and then it will just lift away.

If you have heavy deposits scrape it first with a plastic scraper then remove the remainder with petrol.
yeah your right there, petrol also the best to remove engine oil stains from concrete drive way or concrete floor
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