tar/oil from road construction

[nonuro]

Well-I removed the rear valance to experiment on and here are the results:
Dawn dishsoap-didn't touch it,I shouldn't say that,it did bubble in a few spots but wouldn't let go of the surface.
Murphey's oil soap-didn't do anything at all
WD-40-removed the oil now I am waiting to see if it removes the paint or eats the plastic.
I am going to a motorcycle shop tomorrow morning to see if they can recommend anything and I'll stop by the smart dealer and talk to them.I e-mailed Denis at s-p-d where I got the panels from and maybe he can make a few suggestions.

[jetfuel]

mineral spirits..see my previous post

jetfuel

[pmolink]

Edited for bad humor.

[John_H]

The above is brought to you with a sense of humor and is not intended as a recommendation for a truly abrasive product. Please note that lack of smilie indicators of humor or sarcasm should not denote authentic intention to help the original poster.

[CABUTT]

I use BUG & Tar remover by LIFTER 1 Products. Work great on my white cabrio.. Black & Yellow can Spay it on. Let it sit 15 min then wipe off. Works great!!!!

[nonuro]

Ok,bought some Turtle Wax bug and tar remover.Works just fine,got it all off the valance and didn't scratch.Wednesday I'll take the side skirts off and do those.Denis from S-P-D.com e-mailed back and they are clear-coated just like the body panels.