Q²M Tar (REDEFINED) Tar and Resin Remover

2026-02-11T22:50:29+01:00

Vendor: GYEON
Type: Tar remover
Price: 22.00 - 114.00 (3 variants)

Resin, Tar, Adhesives – GYEON Q²M Tar dissolves what normal washing can’t

How do I remove tar and resin from paintwork without damaging it?
Tar and resin spots are tough, sticky contaminants that are difficult to remove mechanically – rubbing without the right solvent only causes scratches. GYEON Q²M Tar uses a solvent-based active ingredient that dissolves tar, tree sap, adhesive residue, and similar organic contaminants, making them consistent enough to be wiped away without residue with minimal mechanical effort. No scrubbing, no scratching – simply spray, let it work, wipe off.

Tar splashes after a highway drive, tree sap after parking under an oak, adhesive residues from a removed sticker – these are contaminants that normal car washing simply cannot remove. GYEON Q²M Tar is a professional resin and tar remover that chemically dissolves these stubborn contaminants, ensuring residue-free removal. Formulated to be paint-safe, fast-acting, and usable without aggressive rubbing – the standard for anyone who truly wants clean paintwork.

Dissolves without scrubbing: The solvent formula softens tar, resin, and adhesives so they can be wiped off residue-free with a clean microfiber cloth – without mechanical pressure that causes scratches.

Broad spectrum of action: Effective against tar splashes, tree sap, bitumen residues, adhesive residues, and similar organic contaminants – one product for many problem situations.

Paint-safe with correct application: The formula is designed for paint surfaces and leaves no damage when used correctly – even on coatings or sealants.

Practical tip from Daniel: Always use Q²M Tar on a cool, shaded surface – solvents dry too quickly in the sun and can leave residues. Observe the contact time of 1-2 minutes, then dab with a clean microfiber cloth, do not wipe. For stubborn resin, repeat the process once instead of rubbing with pressure. After treatment, thoroughly wash the area with GYEON Q²M RestartWash.

Why tar and resin are so problematic

Tar splashes from the road and tree sap share the characteristic of being sticky, viscous, and UV-curing. Tar is a mixture of aromatic hydrocarbons that liquefy when heated and adhere to paint surfaces. Tree sap contains terpenes and resin acids that cross-link with UV radiation and become increasingly harder over time. Mechanical removal without a suitable solvent inevitably causes scratches – the contamination is harder than the paint surface and would act like sandpaper.

The right product first chemically dissolves the contamination, reduces its adhesion, and then makes it accessible for mechanical blotting. GYEON Q²M Tar is formulated precisely for this – the solvent component penetrates the tar or resin layer, dissolves the bond to the paint surface, and enables gentle, scratch-free removal.

Step-by-step application

Before treating with Q²M Tar, wash the vehicle normally to remove loose surface dirt. Leave the affected area dry or slightly damp – depending on product instructions. Spray Q²M Tar directly onto the contamination and let it dwell for 1 to 2 minutes. Dab with a clean, soft microfiber cloth, do not rub – this absorbs the dissolved contamination without spreading it on the surface.

For stubborn residues, repeat the process. Never apply excessive mechanical pressure – Q²M Tar is formulated so that patience and chemistry do the work, not brute force. After treatment, thoroughly rinse the area and clean with a shampoo to completely remove solvent residues.

Q²M Tar in the decontamination process

In the professional decontamination workflow, Q²M Tar has a clear position: it follows regular washing and iron remover treatment, but specifically addresses organic contaminants that iron removers do not affect. The complete three-step process – wash, iron remover (or RestartWash as a combined solution), tar/resin remover – optimally prepares a paint surface for polishing and sealing.

Those who use Q²M Tar as a regular part of vehicle care – for example, as a seasonal complete decontamination in spring and autumn – prevent the buildup of chronic contamination layers that can weaken paint and coatings in the long run.

Compatibility with coatings and sealants

A common question: Does Q²M Tar attack the coating? Not with correct application and thorough rinsing afterwards. The solvent component is chosen to dissolve tar and resin, but does not permanently attack cured SiO₂ layers. Nevertheless, always thoroughly wash coated surfaces after Tar treatment and, if possible, refresh with a quick detailer.

For very freshly applied coatings (within the first 48 hours), it's better to avoid Q²M Tar and work selectively with a neutral isopropanol-water mixture. For fully cured coatings, Q²M Tar can be used without hesitation.

Q²M Tar in the overall picture of paint care

Tar and resin are often the invisible causes of paint problems that at first glance look like polishing errors or coating failures. No coating can adhere optimally, and no polish can work optimally on a surface contaminated with tar residues. Q²M Tar creates the chemical foundation for all further care steps.

If you also want to free the vehicle from iron particles afterwards, you can combine Q²M Tar with GYEON Q²M WaterSpot for water spots. The complete decontamination process – mechanical, chemical organic, chemical inorganic – leaves a paint surface truly ready for the best that detailing has to offer.