AAaaaaahhhh!! Big, sticky gobs of pine sap! Help!
05-11-2000, 10:57 AM
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05-11-2000, 10:58 AM
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Re: AAaaaaahhhh!! Big, sticky gobs of pine sap! Help!
If nothing gets it off immediately, don't go too nuts trying to remove it - your efforts will damage the paint more than the sap ever would. It will slowly come off with time.
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Re: AAaaaaahhhh!! Big, sticky gobs of pine sap! Help!
Ziano's Clay bar worked wonders for me. Mcquires also sells the same item. You might give it a try.<p>https://www.audiworld.com/forum/m/finishreg.phtml?cookie=acb3fabda00e58dbe8742ac6615 4b9d5
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Use Zaino and it won't stick. Honestly. (more)
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Citrus based (yawn, I keep repeating myself on this forum) bug & tar remover. It WORKS! ;-)
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Re: AAaaaaahhhh!! Big, sticky gobs of pine sap! Help!
A detailer which I've used periodically for my A4 suggested rubbing alcohol to remove the sap, and then a bit of wax, rubbed on, and wiped off quickly. I've used this several times, and its worked, and with no ill effects on the finish.
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