soggynuts

My dad called me saying he had parked his brand new car (literally, 38 miles on the thing) under a tree, and came out after playing golf and noticed there was nasty tree sap all over it.

I think I've heard of other people here with this problem, so I was wondering if anyone knows what he can use to get that crap off without messin up the paint.

Thanks!

ommmjido

iTrader: (18)

did u try bug and tar remover?

soggynuts

No, I don't even know what that is or where you would get it

swift2fly

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if the tree sap is still fresh on the car u can get away with a wash and wax. when i first got my car the same thing happened. the next day i got it washed and waxed and it was new again

Keisatsu

butter (i cant remember if it was real butter or margerine (sp?)) or mayo, at least it took sap off my hands when I was a kid!!!

slvrsubywgn

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Bug and tar remover only works on very mild tree droppings. What I would highly, highly recommend is using rubbing alcohol. Yes, that's right. I never thought of the idea but I called a body shop a year or so ago and that's what they told me. I usually rub it with a cotton swab but you might need a rag if you have alot of sap. Rubbing alcohol literally dissolves the sap. Pretty neat trick...try it!

DrewP

turtle wax bug and tar remover ftw

RU-X

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all purpose solvent works no matter how much or how old the tree sap is, it feels like it melts the sap right off

gqchynaboy

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Do other people get those annoying yellow pollen dots on their care too

TOM91722

+1 Stuff is awesome

hellsing

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clay bar

rxvagon

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WD-40 works the best!!!!!!! Don' t waste your money on that other junk, you probally have some in your garage as we speak. Give it a try.

stg2lgcy00

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Yea I get that too, I don't even know where it comes from or how it landed on my car.

dorifto88

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yuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuup

Daredevil

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peanut butter

or marshmellow

can't remember which one exactly