Try Avon's Skin So Soft. It's a bath oil that as a bath oil is kinda' underwhelming, but it does amazing things. I've taken tar and oil and chip of a car with no damage. It's highly recommended for sap damage on cars. I no longer use Avon products, but I make sure I always have this one on hand. I've only used the original scent product; I don't know if the other scents do as well.
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Rub a very small amount of WD40 with a microfiber cloth.
My go to is WD40! You can also try Goo Gone if its stubborn.
I agree, WD40 is the way to go- it's amazing. Good luck!!!
Just to add a new idea to the mix...WD40!
WD40 WORKS WELL!
best bet is apply coconut oil or peanut butter and let it sit over night-wipes right off and doesn't do ANY damage
Try Avon's Skin So Soft. It's a bath oil that as a bath oil is kinda' underwhelming, but it does amazing things. I've taken tar and oil and chip of a car with no damage. It's highly recommended for sap damage on cars. I no longer use Avon products, but I make sure I always have this one on hand. I've only used the original scent product; I don't know if the other scents do as well.