I find WD-40 is useful for getting oil, tar and other stuff off. Use
sparingly and carefully (and test on an inconspicuous area of paintwork
first).
Goo Gone is excellent for sticky tape residue and that grey gungy stuff that
accumulates on the gearknob and steering wheel.
Andy
--
'69B black (but someone painted it white, how annoying)
>
> You could try Goo Gone, available in most Grand Auto stores. I've had
> pretty good luck with that, or you could try straight car wash soap, leave
> in on for a minute then wash off. That has worked for road tar for me.
> Good luck. Nina
>
> At 10:52 AM 10/7/98 -0400, BDurgin1@aol.com wrote:
> >Anyone know of a good product or technique to remove tree sap
> from a new paint
> >job?
> >
> >Normal washing doesn't touch it although you can remove it with your
> >fingernail. This is all very discouraging!
> >
> >See you all at Woodley Park on Sunday!!!
> >
> >Bruce Durgin
> >64 B
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