Removing tree sap?
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clay bar? Some good bug and tar remover might work as well.
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simple green:)
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Still haven't found a good way to get it off, its hard as hell andreally stuck to the paint. I already am gunna repiant the hood, hope I don't have to do the roof too.
Mike
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Rubbing alcohol.
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Rubbing alcohol would be my first try.
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aliengotpsi wrote:
Rubbing alcohol would be my first try.well sofar that has worked best, but takes a while. Its sure gunna be fun doing the whole hood, roof and trunk.
Boys and Their Toys Auto
From general automotive maintence to major service work. You name it and I'll see what I can do. Engine swaps, rebuilding, suspension, brake upgrades, etc...Current Toys: 1987 Fiero GT, 1989 Turbo Trans AM, 2003 Lancer, 1994 Civic Lx
Phone: 701-371-5615
E-mail: [email protected]Please click image to see my website.
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Bug and tar removal more than likly will not take off dried up sap. My. 02
Use alcohol, or acetone but be careful.
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