Recent content by shadow3612
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Removing Tar?
You can try Kerosene ( scented lamp oil ) but find a small test area first as with anything ya put on and if its really stubborn use a soft scrub pad that is non abrasive. I used this once or twice and it worked pretty good but i'm not sure how well if its been there for awhile...If you try it...- shadow3612
- Post #2
- Forum: Detailing / Cleaning
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rust dots and tar
You can also try Lamp Oil (scented kerosene) for the tar as well as sap etc however i've found buffing the paint w/a light compound works well for the other imperfections just use this with caution because it will cause swirling in the paint if you try this apply directionally.- shadow3612
- Post #10
- Forum: Detailing / Cleaning
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What's your favorite Liberty color?
I find myself strangely attracted to black cars, 2 black nissan trucks, 92 camaro and a couple other assorted vehicles. They look spectacular when cleaned properly. Keep tellin myself no more but I keep buyin em... (Aeh)- shadow3612
- Post #6
- Forum: KJ General Discussion
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Jumping in lower gears.....(?)
Is that how it is with everyone else or is it like a personality trait , very specific to each one ..- shadow3612
- Post #16
- Forum: KJ General Discussion
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Jumping in lower gears.....(?)
Just wondering on the jumping thing, if I accelerate slowly ( like in a developement with speed bumps) it doesnt jerk but shifts a little harder 2nd to 3rd , once driven a mile or two doesnt do it anymore. Stop for a few or at work and when I leave it does it only briefly and not as bad as in...- shadow3612
- Post #15
- Forum: KJ General Discussion
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Jumping in lower gears.....(?)
I'm glad to hear it wasnt just me also, i'm no stranger to a jeep had a 91 YJ , every vehicle i've owned since i've driven was a manual and they stick when its really cold and I thought it was from that (in the negatives last couple nights with wind chill). I've only had my liberty for a few...- shadow3612
- Post #10
- Forum: KJ General Discussion
