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Sadly, its been sitting for awhile before i noticed it. Ive tried all i can think of including : Solvents, clay bar, WD40 , Rubbing Compound, Power Buffer, etc... have you found a solution ? I was wondering about heating up the Sap with a hair dryer then scrapping it with something like a popsicle stick (?)
Any thoughts ??? Thanks.
I've had great results with Turtle Wax - Bug & Tar Remover (http://www.turtlewax.com/main.taf?p=2,1,4,11 - broken link)
Some claim they freeze the sap with an icecube and then scrape it off. Never tried that myself.
Sap laughs at Tar and Bug remover ! Once youve frozen it nice and hard, what do u use to scrape it off with ? Seems if you make it soft and gooey that youll have an easier time with it.
You might check into this. Call and ask them. I do know it is the best bug remover I have ever found. When I get gas and run my cars through the car wash I remove all the bugs from the front, mirrors, and windshield while filling the tank. This stuff works that fast.
You will probably have to order it online as they are a fairly small company and don't have their products in very many stores. Lucky for me a local True Value caries all of them.
I just took my car to a car wash and paid for a wash and wax. When they gave me the car back there was still tree sap on it. They wanted a lot of money to use a clay bar to remove the sap (eucalyptus I think).
I went online and read about rubbing alcohol.
That worked no problem, a little bit of rubbing.
I just took my car to a car wash and paid for a wash and wax. When they gave me the car back there was still tree sap on it. They wanted a lot of money to use a clay bar to remove the sap (eucalyptus I think).
I went online and read about rubbing alcohol.
That worked no problem, a little bit of rubbing.
Any stain or fading of paint from the rubbing alchohol ?
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