Tree sap stubborn as F**K

[Renault Davey Boy]

Hi there all you detailers i wondered if you could help me with a problem. At work i park under some trees these aren't English trees they are imported, from where i dont know but the sap or s**t that falls on my car from them like tiny brown/orange circles the only way i can get them off is to spend hours t-cutting them off nothing else i have tried works. Do you guys have any tried and tested methods for this problem. I will soon be buying a car cover to put over my motor when ever i park there in the future

Thanks

Dave

 

[Jamesl172]

Autoglym intensive tar remover might work...........

 

[ChemGuyUK]

Ag tar remover, TFR, clay and lots of elbow grease buddy. it really is evil stuff to remove.

 

[Renault Davey Boy]

Thanks guys by the way i never normally enter the detailing section so be user friendly what is TFR

 

[ChemGuyUK]

Traffic film remover, its a degreaser type of solution but it will also strip off any way you have applied previous,

 

[The Boosh!]

Tardis.

 

[JD]

Tardis is also a good shout by that man Luke-Skywalker-Broad.

The best bet would be to make sure that your car is properly waxed. I have the same problem when parking at my girl friends, especially if it rains. However, mine has several layers of wax/sealent on it so it will just wash off.

 

[db]

Tardis.

A man after my own heart!

 

[JD]

After another part of your body if you ask me lad

hint hint, it's shown in your avtar!

 

[db]

Oh hai!! x

 

[richy22]

FLOL PENIS!

 

[JD]

We all know what you're after Richy, you don't have to shout it out

 

[db]

It's cos I'm 'the nuts' at detailing!! :rasp:

 

[richy22]

Frank and Beans! Frank and Beans!

 

[JD]

Lol.

Richy, eh?!

 

[richy22]

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[JD]

Oh, lol in that case!

 

[db]

Best film in the world!