Removing tree sap

[slowneasy]

Hey ya'll,



I remember reading awhile back about products that work well for removing tree sap but can't seem to find the threads on a search. Any help out there from those of you that have any ideas would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance.

 

[EMDDIESEL]

I use Kerosene or WD40. Bug and tar remover works too (from what i heard, bug and tar remover IS Kerosene). Just make sure to Re wax the spot after your done

 

[The patriot]

What EMD said, but let me add...

Let it sit a little before "working" it. If it's not softened first, you'll most likley produce swirl marks in your paint.

Do this in the shade, on cool paint.

Eric

 

[slowneasy]

Thanks guys for the infor... greatly appreciated! I will tell ya though, I learned my lesson about parking under a cottonwood tree. What a pain and the truck looks like crap. Anyway, thanks for the help.

 

[Shovelhead]

After removing the tree sap, I've found a chain saw, properly used, will aid in the prevention of this problem reappearing