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Removing tree sap

fryup · 2014-09-01 17:25:53

Whats the best way of removing tree sap from a car's body?? Should i wait till it hardens and then use a spray??

01-09-2014 5:25pm

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Whats the best way of removing tree sap from a car's body??

Should i wait till it hardens and then use a spray??

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#2 01-09-2014 6:05pm

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Depends how bad it is....hot water and your regular washing products might lift it. If its heavy contamination, claying or tar remover will lift it.....but those options will effect your wax/sealant.

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