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Old 04-05-2010, 01:33 PM   #1
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How do you remove sap from clear cote?

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Old 04-05-2010, 02:40 PM   #2
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Go buy either Mother's or Mcguires clay bar kit follow directions. I would then take some clear coat cleaner to the area. I then would wax it and buff it out with my buffer.

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Exactly. I just did mine. I get little black bug crap and the clay bar takes it right off. Might have to buff a little. I use Carnuba for wax.
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Tree sap is best removed with RUBBING ALCOHOL (Isopropyl alcohol)
Try it and you will like it.
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I use rubbing alcohol and baby oil.
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I have had the tar spec's & sap from trees but now have what I thought was paint but tried paint remover to no avail. Still there have yellow spec's all over white fiberglass on rear of coach.
Will try the bar the and other suggestions may help?

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