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tonster
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i have some tree sap on my car that's being a real bitch to take off. i used a clay bar, but in some parts the sap won't budge, especially on the windshield. are there any other products and/or techniques that i should give a shot?
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boil some hot water. pour it into a small container.(drip in a little dish soap) dip the clay into (the water) and then work the area. dip the clay into the very hot water several times.(work the area) have a towel ready to wipe the excess water off.
the hot water is the key...that loosens the sap. [ September 18, 2006, 12:53 AM: Message edited by: Black 06 ]
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Wildfire532FB
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WD40, is your friend [ September 17, 2006, 01:52 AM: Message edited by: 68_428_Fastback ]
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t top freak
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alcohol or tree sap remover
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NvrGoFullRetard
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goof off
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J24I
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I had some pretty heavy sap spots on my car when from when it was sitting and the meguires (SP?) bug and tar remover worked pretty good...it also got rid of the dark spots on my rear bumper from the exhaust..
Posts: 2131 | From: Bay Area(925) | Registered: Mar 2003
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As a painter I would describe two kinds of cleaners, to prep to surface for paint(or detail shops) water soluble. and chemical.
chemical- takes off grease and tar. (DuPont3900/3901)
water- takes off tree sap. and salt. (DuPont3909) [ September 18, 2006, 12:51 AM: Message edited by: Black 06 ]
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Jackpine 5.0
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If the sap is on the windshield you could always try a razor blade, and be careful with any chemicals on the paint.
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Posts: 55 | From: Shingle Springs, CA | Registered: Jan 2006
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98slowhoe 'FIFTYLX'
Uncle Frank
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quote: Originally posted by Jackpine 5.0: If the sap is on the windshield you could always try a razor blade, and be careful with any chemicals on the paint.
Dont take the guys advice ^^^^^^^
He doesn't know what he is taking about, Freaking Noob! hahhahaha
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Jackpine 5.0
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why you always gotta be so mean Frank
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simple green is a water soluble cleaner that takes grease and other stuff that is paint safe.
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Jdub07
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quote: Originally posted by Black 06: simple green is a water soluble cleaner that takes grease and other stuff that is paint safe.
another vote for simple green
or for your windsheild just use a MR. CLEAN earaser.
OR use a mr. clear earaser dipped in simple green
I wouldn't use the earaser on the paint though [ September 18, 2006, 07:17 PM: Message edited by: Jdub07 ]
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Mr.Lucky
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i got an idea...dont park under trees lol. Ne way yea, ive heard simple green does an ok job. I worry about some chemicals hurting the paint
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