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Re: philip2010
Welcome to MOL. Do you need help?Practice doesn't make perfect, the dedication to achieve perfection makes perfect. "Smack"
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Re: philip2010
Welcome welcome, we are all here to help and share our knowledge and experiences so feel free to ask away!Comment
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Re: philip2010
I've always had trouble in removing tar, and tree sap, any idea's on how I can accomplish that.
The tree sap is most difficult when you wait to long before removing it, because it took the paint off.Comment
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Re: philip2010
For tar, give kerosene a go. Most times 'like products will remove like product'.Originally posted by philip2010 View Post
As for the tree sap, hopefully someone will chime in. I have not had to deal with 'that' since I moved from Seattle. Most of the sap I had problems was/were fir trees, and again kerosene would remove it.
OH! WELCOME to MOL!
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