Spray a little WD-40 on microfiber towel & rub in circular motion- gently! If need be you can spray a small amount on sap & let sit for a few minutes then, wipe down. Be sure to do this in the shade.
Wash vehicle with a quality car soap and dry. While the vehicle is in shade or another cool place, use isopropyl alcohol (rubbing alcohol) on a soft clean cloth. Use a generous amount. Wipe over the sap using very light pressure. If you use too hard of pressure, dirt encased by the sap may cause scratches. Follow with a cleaner wax.
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Check auto parts store. They have all those products
Spray a little WD-40 on microfiber towel & rub in circular motion- gently! If need be you can spray a small amount on sap & let sit for a few minutes then, wipe down. Be sure to do this in the shade.
Hi Alice
I found this possible solution for you.
Wash vehicle with a quality car soap and dry. While the vehicle is in shade or another cool place, use isopropyl alcohol (rubbing alcohol) on a soft clean cloth. Use a generous amount. Wipe over the sap using very light pressure. If you use too hard of pressure, dirt encased by the sap may cause scratches. Follow with a cleaner wax.
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Fresh lemon juice. Add it to your soap, when you wash your car.
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use hand sanitizer ,put it on the sticky spot,wait a minute rub off with a paper towel,i tried all the others and this worked the best.