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    1. 07-04-2008 #1
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      tree sap

      what is the best way to get it off paint?!?! some how the tree across the street from my house got sap on the car

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      Any of the clay bars work wonders!!!
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      Quote Originally Posted by Rubes
      Any of the clay bars work wonders!!!
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      you can get them at any auto store, I find detail shops have the 'best' products but usually a bit more spendy.
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      FWIW, I've used flux (resin) remover used for soldering. In my use it worked great, didn't require a lot of rubbing and didn't damage the paint at all. YMMV.
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      I use a pink wax called Liquid Lustre - the stuff works great for removing sap, tar and bugs. Never waxed a whole car with it, just use it for cleaning off the road debris.
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      denatured alcohol and just a lil elbow grease
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