🚀 Speed Up Your Cleaning Efforts: Mothers 09224 R3 Racing Rubber Remover - 24 oz. Review

I am a member of the NASCAR Modified Asphalt crew. On a short, crowded racetrack, open-wheeled cars spill rubber everywhere. We removed rubber marks beforehand with liquid waxes, lighter fluid, soap and even some gasoline. They either required a lot of work, weren't good for the inscriptions, or were harmful and dangerous to use. IT IS EXCELLENT! The rubber wears off immediately, leaving shiny paint and decals. There are no unpleasant or flammable vapors! The bottle goes further than expected…

After my first day on the track in my yellow Porsche Cayman S, the car was covered in rubber stains. The visors, front and top of the hood were smeared with black stains that a simple wash could not remove. Enter R3. My DE teacher told me about it and I ordered it straight away at home. Works like magic. Shake well, then spray on stubborn stains, wait a few seconds, then wipe with a clean, dry microfiber cloth. They just disappear. The stuff is amazing. I highly recommend the R3, especially if…

At the end of a track session there are always black spots from the tires on our car or from the cars that are on the track with us. This is the best product I have found to easily remove these stains from a car without using materials that can damage the paintwork. I would spray it on after we got back to the hole and wipe it off after a short time. It still takes some rubbing to get it all off, but the sooner you apply it, the better it will work. This product is hard to find. Ordering online

Two thumbs up for this parent product! I just worked for about 45 minutes to remove almost all of the old hardened rubber and dirt from the rear fascia, bumper and twin chrome tips of a car that was previously used on a tow strip. Doesn't appear to have had any adverse effects on paintwork or chrome. An impression and a great relief as I expected to spend at least 2 hours on this unpleasant task. I recommend using rubber gloves, having plenty of clean terry towels on hand, and placing cardboard

Mothers Racing Rubber Remover is excellent for removing black rubber marks from car paintwork. This is the perfect way to get rid of any "rubber stains" from your car after a day at the track. Spray it on, wait about 10+ seconds, and then you can easily wipe away the black spots with no more than 2-3 gentle strokes with a microfiber cloth. Over the years I have tried many products for this purpose and none have worked well. Most left me rubbing and rubbing so aggressively that I worried about…

I agree with the five STAR reviewers here. A few tips from my limited experience: 1. Rubber tracks stick less to waxed surfaces. I recommend applying some more wax spray before hitting the trails. If you spray this onto a soft cloth and go over the rubber stain, the stain will fight you. If you follow the directions and apply to stains, wait 30 seconds, you will be rewarded with stains literally being erased from the surface. I saturate a small area on a soft cloth, gently apply to rubber…

Firstly I haven't been able to try most of these products as the bottle was damaged in transit. Most of the product was lost between Amazon and me. However, there was about an ounce and 1/2 left in the bottle. I poured some onto a microfiber towel and started lightly rubbing the crusted gum. After about 10 seconds, I saw and felt the gum come off easily. With this product I was able to remove quite a lot of rubber residue from the paintwork, I used the rest with a clay bar. I will say this is a