Need Help! TREE SAP!
#1
Need Help! TREE SAP!
hey guys, whats doin----
so the spot I always park in outside my house is under a tree and unfortunately there is now tree sap (some hardened and some still soft) all over my car. I tried a normal wash on the car and couldn't really get it off.
Are there any good products I can use to get this tree sap off without ruining the paint?
and yes, I will not park under trees anymore![Big Grin](https://www.i-club.com/forums/images/smilies/biggrin.gif)
**as always, thanks for the help**
so the spot I always park in outside my house is under a tree and unfortunately there is now tree sap (some hardened and some still soft) all over my car. I tried a normal wash on the car and couldn't really get it off.
Are there any good products I can use to get this tree sap off without ruining the paint?
and yes, I will not park under trees anymore
![Big Grin](https://www.i-club.com/forums/images/smilies/biggrin.gif)
**as always, thanks for the help**
#6
3M has a adhesive and sap remover thats sold at Kregan and NAPA. I swear by it and would recommended it. I had tree sap on my truck and tries using meguires, mothers, and turtle was brand products and never worked good.
Now I keep atleased 3 bottles of this 3M stuff stocked.
Good luck
Now I keep atleased 3 bottles of this 3M stuff stocked.
Good luck
#7
I ended up picking this stuff up since Kragen was right down the street. It took many applications to get it to come off... some of it is still on there. Thanks for the suggestion though
I think Im gonna try either the alcohol mentioned above or the claybar next
thanks for the help
I think Im gonna try either the alcohol mentioned above or the claybar next
thanks for the help
#8
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I ended up picking this stuff up since Kragen was right down the street. It took many applications to get it to come off... some of it is still on there. Thanks for the suggestion though
I think Im gonna try either the alcohol mentioned above or the claybar next
thanks for the help
I think Im gonna try either the alcohol mentioned above or the claybar next
thanks for the help
#9
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Location: EastBay
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Car Info: E46 M. E36 M. E30. SW20. 92 VWCab.08 Civic HYBRID
Heres the best kept secret weapon against sap
water hose. NO BULL****. Just let water run against it for a good 10 minutes and that stuff will come right off. Doesn't matter whether its high pressure.
water hose. NO BULL****. Just let water run against it for a good 10 minutes and that stuff will come right off. Doesn't matter whether its high pressure.
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