Bug and Tree Sap Remover
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Bug and Tree Sap Remover
I guess it's bugs and tree sap time !! Do any of you expert detailers have a favourate product for bug removal and tree sap removal? My normal washing will not remove the bad bugs and I have one drop of clear tree sap that won't budge.
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Xenit by Stoners is also very good (citrus based aerosol cleaner). Works well on rubber marks at the track.
You can also use P21S Total Auto Wash, 100% (non dilluted), which is who supplies it to PAG as Tequipment Insect Remover.
As expected, these will strip wax, so a quick detail applied over the cleaned area is required.
You can also use P21S Total Auto Wash, 100% (non dilluted), which is who supplies it to PAG as Tequipment Insect Remover.
As expected, these will strip wax, so a quick detail applied over the cleaned area is required.
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Having a bad day !
I just got my first speeding ticket in my 997!!!! $175 for doing 50 in a 30. S**T.
What makes it worse is that I was singled out from a line of traffic ...so it must be the car. The cop said it must be hard to control the speed on such a fast car. I said I was doing the same speed as everyone else, so why pull me over....no reply.
The weird thing was that he said I could plead not-guilty and go to court and he would help me get off with a lower speed. What kind of bizarre logic is that? It kinda make me think he didn't have solid evidence.
What should I do? Suck it up and pay the fine, then move on. Or contest it ? (I was speeding, along with every other car on the road).
What makes it worse is that I was singled out from a line of traffic ...so it must be the car. The cop said it must be hard to control the speed on such a fast car. I said I was doing the same speed as everyone else, so why pull me over....no reply.
The weird thing was that he said I could plead not-guilty and go to court and he would help me get off with a lower speed. What kind of bizarre logic is that? It kinda make me think he didn't have solid evidence.
What should I do? Suck it up and pay the fine, then move on. Or contest it ? (I was speeding, along with every other car on the road).
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Originally Posted by MMD
Odorless Mineral Spirits. Used by museum conservators to clean artwork of various materials.
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Originally Posted by P-Nuts
Interesting approach, as I have some of this stuff already. Does it not remove the clearcoat ? If not, I'm going to give it a try on the tree sap.
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The RejeX stuff is really good too, makes these bug and tar cleaners almost unnecessary
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Isopropyl alcohol. It's the active incrediate in almost every (if not all) bug & tar removers. Very safe for paint, dries almost instantly, cost is about $.50 at a drug store.
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Originally Posted by Hacker-Pschorr
Isopropyl alcohol. It's the active incrediate in almost every (if not all) bug & tar removers. Very safe for paint, dries almost instantly, cost is about $.50 at a drug store.
For sap, I clay. For bugs, Zaino lets most wash off. Whatever MAY be left, I just remove with a QD.
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Rubbing alcohol. Never would have guessed. I have used mineral spirits before and it works really well. I even spray mineral spirits on road grime and it takes it off the undercarriage really well, but watch where you spray it because it can cause damage. I spray it on the metal parts and they look brand spankin' new when I'm done with them. I think I'll get the porsche spray, especially if it works well on 3m bra. Thanks-