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Paint + sap = big problems 850 1996

posted by  AntiHero on  Thu Dec 27 09:19 CST 2001
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I bought my car used about a year and a half ago. The owners lived with lots of pine trees around and the car was usually garaged but still no escape from the sap. So when I got the car it had a couple sap drops that were really hard to remove, I got most of them but there are still a few on the car. Now when I try and scatch them off NOTHING happens at all, Its like the are part of the paint. Is there anything I can do to touch these sucka's up?? I bought some touch up paint from the dealer a while back and havent used it yet but probably wouldnt be a good idea just to go over it with that. Any suggestions would help me greatly. sap sux :(
-Jeremye






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