What do yall think

[Crownroyal 14]

I have this Roofing company that always calls me when they mess up vinyl siding with the shingles. They don’t protect enough of the siding and it leaves marks like a crayon. I use goof off and it gets 80-90% off but it leaves those cleaned spots with a dried chalky look and a slight brown shadow.

Tar sucks LOL.

Does anyone know of a better way to remove tar scratched on vinyl?

Does any one think a product like sil-o-wet will restore the appearance of the chalky look.

I thought that maybe even the product Restore might even work to restore the natural oils in vinyl.

Thanks for any of the help

Dan

[Adrian 155]

after you apply the goof off you could spray some carnuba wax on the areas cleaned. It would have a shiney finish. I do it to vinyl with every house wash

and it leaves a shine like glass on any color vinyl. Just a thought, hoping that helps a little.

[steve r 14]

you also could x-jet some wash and wax on the vinyl after cleaning

[Beth n Rod 1,279]

kerosene to get the most of the tar off and for the rest use a degreaser.

Rod!~

[Washaway 64]

Wouldn't mayonnaise work on tar?

I'm sure application would be a pain in the butt.

(You could try a toothbrush) <---sorry........couldn't resist:lgsideway

[John Orr 206]

Try using a brush to blend the cleaned area.

[Crownroyal 14]

I've heard of using mayo LOL I'll give it a test try on some vinyl.

Does kerosene leave the area dried out?

I will give your ideas a test try thanks.

John your right around the corner maybe we should meet up and BS sometime.

Dan

[Beth n Rod 1,279]

Does kerosene leave the area dried out?

No, but a degreaser prevent it looking oily afterwards.

Rod!~