my general method of attacking mystery blobs is to start with something mild & work my way upwards.
carwash
eucalyptus oil
spot & tar remover
metho
kero
turps
petrol
remove gunk, claybar, sealant, wax, whatever
I'd really appreciate some help with the best way of cleaning something that looks like sap from my car. I think we picked it up a few weeks back on a trip to Sydney.
Here's what it is like:
- it is clear,
- when it first appeared, it had the consistency of wax but it has hardened in the colder weather,
- I've pushed a bit with a fingernail. The top layer disintegrates into a white-ish powder, but then leaves a smear mark,
- there are about 12-15 of these spots over just one section of the bonnet.
Any idea on the best products to use for this. I would prefer something easily available (ie. in retail outlets) but I guess if the best has to be ordered in, then that's what I will do.
Thanks
MY15 Octavia Scout TDI135 Moon White Tech Pack Panoramic Sunroof Polar wheels
my general method of attacking mystery blobs is to start with something mild & work my way upwards.
carwash
eucalyptus oil
spot & tar remover
metho
kero
turps
petrol
remove gunk, claybar, sealant, wax, whatever
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I used to think I was anal-retentive until I started getting involved in car forums
Boiling water over sap will liquify it and allow a wash off with relative ease.
That is how i do it, and no nasty chemicals are used.
As mentioned before boiling water works well, if the area is too big, you can also attack it with a claybar and some quick-detailer, that has always helped me to get rid of nasty tree sap...
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