the last place i lived was in the corner of a planted pine tree "forest" and so most of the time when i came out in the morning to find tree sap on my car it wouldn't come off. i was wondering what i could use to get it off the paint without mess up the paint anymore then it already is. thanks in advance for any suggestions.
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thank you so much for the links i'll go check them out now.1997 Ford Explorer V-6 AT (what a piece of junk)
1993 Nissan Sentra M/T (front end damage, off road for now)
1999 Mercury Mountaineer V-8 A/T - RIP (rolled: totaled)
1992 Honda Accord A/T EX - RIP (transmission shot: sold to junkyard)Comment
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rubbing alcohol and a rag. Just melts it off.Comment
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ok thanks. will give that a shot before trying anything else. i have plenty of rubbing alcohol and rags. i just read that on one of the sites he gave me a link to
1997 Ford Explorer V-6 AT (what a piece of junk)
1993 Nissan Sentra M/T (front end damage, off road for now)
1999 Mercury Mountaineer V-8 A/T - RIP (rolled: totaled)
1992 Honda Accord A/T EX - RIP (transmission shot: sold to junkyard)Comment
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WOW that worked wonders!! thank you so much for the suggestion. i really didn't think that after it had been on there so long i would ever get it off.1997 Ford Explorer V-6 AT (what a piece of junk)
1993 Nissan Sentra M/T (front end damage, off road for now)
1999 Mercury Mountaineer V-8 A/T - RIP (rolled: totaled)
1992 Honda Accord A/T EX - RIP (transmission shot: sold to junkyard)Comment
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keep the clear coat waxed and itll come off even easier. though ull need to rewax if you use alcoholComment
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