Pine Sap Removal

[Kurt Rahn]

This has probably been kicked around before, but does anyone have a good solution to removing pine tree sap? I was just going to grab a soft, gas-dipped rag, then re-wax the area.

[George Schilling]

I haven't tried it, but I would bet a product like GOOF OFF would work well for that.

[Pete Loney]

I haven't tried it, but I would bet a product like GOOF OFF would work well for that.

That works great on cone marks too.....Use lightly... and wash clean...

[Max Hayter]

Mike Palero to the white courtesy phone!

[Steve Ekstrand]

Use liberal amounts of Gold Bond rinsed with warm beer and wiped with old copies of R&T.

[Max Hayter]

Hmmm... that might just work

[Michael Palero]

This has probably been kicked around before, but does anyone have a good solution to removing pine tree sap? I was just going to grab a soft, gas-dipped rag, then re-wax the area.

Mike Palero to the white courtesy phone!

I like using glass cleaner.
Follow up with a your favorite wax/sealant/all-in-one!

If you feel like spending $$$, you can try a can of Stoner Tarminator. I have no experience with this product.

[Will Kalman]

Chain saw. Apply liberally beforehand.

[Kurt Rahn]

Mike, you truly are The Man! Don't know how the glass cleaner works with hard, baked-in sap, but with still tacky sap it was amazing! I was expecting to have to rub that mofo for a long time to get it out, but it was literally three swipes and it was gone. Waxed it up and less than five minutes later, viola! Thanks!