Best method/detergent to remove sap?

[ggehrke at gmail.com (GGehrke)]

Are we talking like gobs of sap or just a spattering of it?  Clay bars
are designed to get embedded droplets of sap (or whatever else -
overspray paint and industrial grime, in particular) out.  Not sure
what would happen if you tried to claybar a giant pool of it -
adhesive cleaners like goo gone would probably be better for that -
but if the sap has been sitting there a while and hardened itself on,
clay is definitely your solution.

-Grant-



On 8/15/05, Jeff Toomasson <area53@validpath.com> wrote:
> While my project car has been in the shop, my other mk1 has been languishing
> under a tree for the last couple of months because I've been using the driveway
> for woodworking. I hadn't really been driving it because it has a bad oil
> temperature problem (cause as of yet unknown). Needless to say I should be shot
> for letting it get this dirty, but what can I use to get the sap off without
> scrubbing the $hit out of it and screwing up the paint?
> 
> Thanks!
> 
> JT
> 
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