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Old 06-18-2007, 11:13 AM
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Theres a friend of mine that wants me to do his car, it has a bunch of sap on it that is really dried in.

How do I remove it? Already tried claybaring it.
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Stoners Tarminator keeps surprising me at taking off old sap. It might take a couple of apps.
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If none of that works, heat it up with a hair dryer.
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and THEN tell him not to park under trees!!!
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Hobbyist at best, I agree totally with using a hair drier and clay bar. This also works very well on tar specs.

Nice post, and tip and trick, D&D Auto Detailing.
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Stoners Tarminator keeps surprising me at taking off old sap. It might take a couple of apps.
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Stoners Tarminator keeps surprising me at taking off old sap. It might take a couple of apps.
I just ordered some this product and I'm looking forward on using it, now I need to find a vehicle with lots of sap/tar

This topic is great, lots of good info here. Thank you all for sharing.
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