Tree sap removal from PPF
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Tree sap removal from PPF
I have a car with probably 100 small sap drips. Parked under a tree for 4 hours, that’s all it took. On PPF surfaces as well as paint. Rubbing alcohol was suggested but is there is preferred solution for the PPF?
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Photo of tree sap
#3
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try testing wd40 on a small spot. spray a drop on your finger and gently rub it on. should do the trick then give it a wash
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Tar and bug remover liberally applied and let it sit for 10 minutes. Wiping a sponge over the surface removed it. No apparent last lasting effects on the paint or PPF. Surprising easy. I’m assuming will need a waxing now.
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Try CarPro TarX with mf towel…test a small area first
spray the towel with tarx, gently work the products around, wipe with clean mf towel, then wipe down with CarPro Eraser to get TarX residue off or just wash the whole car
spray the towel with tarx, gently work the products around, wipe with clean mf towel, then wipe down with CarPro Eraser to get TarX residue off or just wash the whole car
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