Has anyone found a good solution for removing dried on Tree Sap from a car hood ?

[Drover]

Originally Posted by Hemlock140

I use denatured alcohol, available at any paint supply, or home center paint department. It will not harm the paint, but will remove any wax, so you need to wax again after removing the sap.

Same with the dish soap suggestion above yours.

Originally Posted by Ed_RDNC

PB (don't use the J) works due to the oils inside that act as a solvent, just like WD-40.

One question? After you use peanut butter to remove the tree sap, how do you then remove the thick layer of squirrels?

I find a .410 does the trick.

[stan4]

Right after my bro got his Corvette, it got completely sapped.

They had to repaint the car. REPAINT IT.

[GregW]

You could consider the tree sap to be an organic paint protector and just leave it there. The sap can also be considered a theft deterrent as it would require the thieves to remove the stuff before they could resell the car.