M misbehave Member Feb 5, 2004 #1 How do you remove dried tree gum on the paint? I have some tree gum on the roof of my p5, I tried everything, lighter fuel, WD40, clay bar, and nothing seems to be working and I cannot wax my car until I can get rid of it.
How do you remove dried tree gum on the paint? I have some tree gum on the roof of my p5, I tried everything, lighter fuel, WD40, clay bar, and nothing seems to be working and I cannot wax my car until I can get rid of it.
C Ceej Banned : Protege5 Feb 5, 2004 #4 Mike R said: screwdriver, chisel, or razor blade Click to expand... No, no and no. Have you discovered "Goo Gone"? I swear that s*** will take anything off, anything....and it is safe for paint and chrome.
Mike R said: screwdriver, chisel, or razor blade Click to expand... No, no and no. Have you discovered "Goo Gone"? I swear that s*** will take anything off, anything....and it is safe for paint and chrome.
G ghost Banned Contributor : 2003 Supercharged RSX Type S Feb 5, 2004 #5 Ceej said: No, no and no. Have you discovered "Goo Gone"? I swear that s*** will take anything off, anything....and it is safe for paint and chrome. Click to expand... This has worked wonders for me. Just make sure you use a cheesecloth or you will get swirrel marks where you will be cleaning. Also make sure you let it penatrate before you start rubbing, and take it slowly, it will go away. Last edited: Feb 5, 2004
Ceej said: No, no and no. Have you discovered "Goo Gone"? I swear that s*** will take anything off, anything....and it is safe for paint and chrome. Click to expand... This has worked wonders for me. Just make sure you use a cheesecloth or you will get swirrel marks where you will be cleaning. Also make sure you let it penatrate before you start rubbing, and take it slowly, it will go away.
M MP5Girl Member : Vivid Yellow 2003 Mazda Protege5 Feb 5, 2004 #6 Tree sap remover LOL I have some! It works... it's like a thick syrup... let it sit for a few and walla!~
Tree sap remover LOL I have some! It works... it's like a thick syrup... let it sit for a few and walla!~
C Ceej Banned : Protege5 Feb 5, 2004 #7 ghostP5 said: This has worked wonders for me. Just make sure you use a cheesecloth or you will get swirrel marks where you will be cleaning. Click to expand... I use a terri cloth towel and do not press that hard, then I hit it with auto wax afterwards. Works on any kind of road guck I have ever run accross. Goo Gone is my b****, it does everything I want. (cryhard)
ghostP5 said: This has worked wonders for me. Just make sure you use a cheesecloth or you will get swirrel marks where you will be cleaning. Click to expand... I use a terri cloth towel and do not press that hard, then I hit it with auto wax afterwards. Works on any kind of road guck I have ever run accross. Goo Gone is my b****, it does everything I want. (cryhard)
M misbehave Member Feb 5, 2004 #8 Ceej said: No, no and no. Have you discovered "Goo Gone"? I swear that s*** will take anything off, anything....and it is safe for paint and chrome. Click to expand... Thanks! Where can I buy Goo Gone? Will they have it in Walmart?
Ceej said: No, no and no. Have you discovered "Goo Gone"? I swear that s*** will take anything off, anything....and it is safe for paint and chrome. Click to expand... Thanks! Where can I buy Goo Gone? Will they have it in Walmart?
C Ceej Banned : Protege5 Feb 5, 2004 #9 misbehave said: Thanks! Where can I buy Goo Gone? Will they have it in Walmart? Click to expand... Yea, I think they have it at WallyMart.
misbehave said: Thanks! Where can I buy Goo Gone? Will they have it in Walmart? Click to expand... Yea, I think they have it at WallyMart.
I iam7head Member Feb 5, 2004 #10 well, depends how long did you let it sit, if it's been there long enough nothing can take it off. tar and bug remover+ clay bar+wax=the right way to do it.
well, depends how long did you let it sit, if it's been there long enough nothing can take it off. tar and bug remover+ clay bar+wax=the right way to do it.
