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dried sap on car

posted by  Djk2 on  Wed Apr 24 15:33 CST 2002
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try "Bug and Tar Remover"
Let it sit for ten minutes and start rubbing.
I know that this sounds whacked but, I have to park under a pine tree and last summer, I took a razor blade and very carefully took of the top on the sap and that was a huge benefit. I did cause one minor scratch. Just hold the blade perfectly parallel to the surface of the car and shave off the sap.
This year I bought car covers on Ebay for both my cars

95 855GLT 160k
98 S70GLT 60k






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