Re: [Chrysler300] TREE SAP

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You didn't mention what type of tree the sap was from.  My experience is
that pine sap is the most difficult to remove.  I have gotten it on my
hands many times and it seems there are only two ways to get it off. 
Wait for it to wear off or use gasoline.  Gas takes it off quickly and I
have removed it from auto finish with a cloth dampened with the gas.  I
believe more risk of scratching caused by the cloth than anything else.

Minnesota Marshall

 
On Tue, 21 Jul 2009 19:40:25 -0400 "George  Edmonds"
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>       Hello: 
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> Does any one have a good method of removing tree sap from the finish 
> ? 
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> George Edmonds
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