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How about a clay bar?!
I've used a similar product to a clay bar for road tar and it worked great. Here is a link to the stuff, expensive, but the best out there, in my opinion. Actually, this stuff works like a clay bar, but is 100 times easier. GOOD LUCK!!:thumbsup: http://www.autopia-carcare.com/ult-3200-3322.html |
make sure to wash the truck first,
tone2SS, claybar will not work on chunks of sap ,it's made to remove small particles. |
Wash it real good, then try a clay bar or a little bit of reducer.:thumbsup: the big chunks should come off when you wash it. If that doesn't work try a sandblaster:rolleyes:
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I've used Goo Gone, Goof Off, and kerosene with great results in the past. I've also heard WD-40 works great but I've never used it
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80 grit. Sap all gone. :D
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Try turtle wax bug and tar remover. I've had pretty good luck with it. WD-40 on a clean rag does wonders also.
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