We have all been there, a sudden paint spill during a DIY project can lead to a minor disaster. Recently, our contractor had the unfortunate experience of a water based latex paint spill on his paint and exterior trim, but thankfully, I had Gyeon Tar on hand and I wanted to give it a try. Below is my review and how it performed in tackling this messy situation.

First Impressions

Gyeon Tar comes in a sleek spray bottle that feels robust and professional. Right from the start, I appreciated the thoughtful design, this product and the entire Gyeon lineup of bottles is clearly made for car enthusiasts who want effective solutions without compromising on quality or looks.

Tackling the Paint Spill

When I discovered the paint spill, I mentioned it to our contractor and he said that happened a long time ago and he just became busy, without ever making an effort to clean it up until recently. He tried a few house cleaners that did not work great and he did not want to buff it off or scratch the paint, so he simply left it as is. After reading about Gyeon Tar’s reputation for removing tar, adhesives, and other tough residues, I was hopeful that it would help in this situation. Following the instructions, I applied the product directly to the affected areas after wetting the surface.

As soon as I started working with Gyeon Tar, I was impressed by its consistency. It clung well to the paint and trim, allowing for effective penetration into the paint spill. After letting it sit for a minute, I grabbed a soft microfiber cloth and began to wipe away the mess.

Effectiveness

I was pleasantly surprised by how easily Gyeon Tar lifted the latex paint. It did not take much effort at all, just a gentle rub, and the paint started to break down and come off. The product worked exceptionally well on both the painted areas and the exterior trim, leaving no sticky residue behind. The trim surfaces however were textured, so it did take some elbow grease and a few applications, but the results were great as well.

What is important to note is that Gyeon Tar is safe for automotive surfaces, so I did not have to worry about damaging the clear coat or the trim. This gave me peace of mind as I worked through the spill. It is also important to note that you should always work on a cool to the tough surface, out of direct sunlight and never allow a heavy cleaner to dry on the surface. Rinse thoroughly after application as well.

Conclusion

In summary, Gyeon Tar proved to be an exceptional product for tackling the challenging task of removing a water based latex paint spill from your vehicles paint and exterior trim. With ease of use, effectiveness, and safety on automotive surfaces, it is a must have for any car enthusiast’s toolkit. If you find yourself facing a similar mishap, I highly recommend reaching for Gyeon Tar. It truly saved the day!