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Who's taking responsibility for this!? - asphalt damages many cars in Bangkok


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8 hours ago, webfact said:

A Facebook user posted in the early hours of Sunday that his car had been splattered with asphalt that he couldn't remove.

Power Kerosene that's what they use to clean /dissolve the Tarry substance.

Just don't do it in the sunshine you will burn you skin. it burns and Smells.

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15 hours ago, colinneil said:

Thats a laugh really, here nobody takes responsibility for anything.

The boss fled the scene,???? Only to be expected.

The damaged car owners should go straight to the police, and if they are lucky, police might just do something.

For a fee

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17 hours ago, hotchilli said:
18 hours ago, Cake Monster said:

I wonder if hes acquired the technique of left foot braking yet.

Only a few have acquired the right foot braking.

Brakes? Thảmị?

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16 hours ago, onekoolguy said:

I was going to mention Gasoline. That's kind of a last resort and it is extremely dangerous! We always used the kerosene for road oil and gasoline to remove lane marking paint from cars. Don't wait too long as it gets more difficult with time.

Yes rewax is necessary.

Meh... sell it. As is.

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23 hours ago, Airalee said:

I’ve seen cars that have driven through fresh asphalt (accidentally) and they didn’t look anything like that.  I don’t see how it is possible to be covered so extensively.

Perhaps he was tailgating the truck that sprays the tack coat!  The truck may have had a leaky valve based on what I see of Thai maintenance!

 

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When we got new roads in our gated community i got sprayed with hot tar by the roadworkers. I just passed them on the motor and suddenly one guy started spraying hot tar, i horned to him but he didn't seem to care...

 

That's thailand....there's no responsibility

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On 10/5/2020 at 5:43 PM, Paul DS said:

To remove tar:

 

  • Tar remover (available in the car accesory shops in Thailand)
  • WD-40
  • Goo Gone
  • Gasoline
  • Peanut butter

Leave whichever you use to soak in a while and remember though to rewax as all polish will also be removed.

Peanut  Butter ? Really? Crunchy or smooth? Glad I never eat the stuff if it has the  same potential as solvents ?

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