Sap removal tips??
Anyone know an easy way to get sap off (other than not getting it on there in the first place!!) that won't dammage or fade my paint.... i got some up on top the cabin and an having truble getting it off.... thanks in advance!
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Bug and tar remover should take it off of there for you.
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thanks... do you think that will take my paint off 2? or will it be ok as long as i wash it off quickly there after?
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I've used Pledge spray wax to remove sap and road tar.
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Is the pledge wax your reffering to the wood wax?
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Go to a local RV supply and get the black streak and tar remover. Takes it off and won't hurt you finish.
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do u mean black streak like the kind you use on fiberglass boats to remove scuff marks? i think i have some left over from my boat.
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I use peanut butter to get it off my skin.
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Peanut butter even removes old duct tape glue from your fingers.
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WD40 works great for removing sap and won't harm the finish.
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theres this stuff called clay magic made by auto magic they make auto detailing stuff it works great got a bunch of sap on my truck from the fires down here a couple years ago, hot sap is even harder to get off and this got it, takes overspray and road tar offf also. i belive meguires makes a similar product too. its a special spray and the clay bar works great
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I agree with the miracle chemical known as WD-40.
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Isopropyl
Another simple method is to use rubbing alcohol (isopropyl alcohol) - also known as IPA. Melts sap away without any elbow grease.
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either clay-bar or wax-shops superglaze, it will take off tree sap, road tar, just like the removers do, and you can use it in the same step. I ran a detail shop for big trucks, and tar can be a pain, you can clean it up with clay-bar as well(but if you have a a lot of fine scratches, and poor paint, I doubt you would want to waste your time)
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