Tree Sap
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There are a lot of chemicals that you could use.
For me, and with a Wal-Mart store being within spitting distance of every human on the Earth. I use Stoner's Tarminator. It's a very good product. Again, readily available, and does what it claims.
Let the chemical do the work or dwell for a couple minuets. Then wipe, not scrub. You'll also need to re-wax where you've used [any] chemical.
For me, and with a Wal-Mart store being within spitting distance of every human on the Earth. I use Stoner's Tarminator. It's a very good product. Again, readily available, and does what it claims.
Let the chemical do the work or dwell for a couple minuets. Then wipe, not scrub. You'll also need to re-wax where you've used [any] chemical.
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Joined: Jul 2006
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From: Las Vegas, NV
I use alcohol. Dab it on, take a swig, wait two minutes, take another swig, and wash of your rig. Works for me! 
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I just cleaned mine with denatured alcohol, worked great with no harm to the paint. I also quit parking under pine trees.
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