Tree Sap on My Windshield

RE: Tree Sap on My Windshield By Barbie (Guest Post) WD-40....safe on glass and paint..... Posted on 10/02/2006 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Tree Sap on My Windshield By susan matthews (90) Contact If it's just on the windshield use one of those razor blade scrapers that uses the single sided blades. Don't try to use it on your paint! Susan Posted on 09/06/2006 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Tree Sap on My Windshield By CARLA BLEDSOE (Guest Post) FILL A SPRAY BOTTLE WITH WHITE VINEGAR, SPRAY THE GLASS TILL IT RUNS, LET IT SET A MINUTE AND WASH WITH HOT SOAPY WATER OR DO THIS AT A CAR WASH AND WASH OFF WITH SPRAYER. Posted on 09/06/2006 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Tree Sap on My Windshield By Sandy (Guest Post) Dude that owned a paint and body shop told me best thing to remove tree sap from vehicles was ICE WATER. Free and won't hurt if don't work, Try it? Posted on 09/03/2006 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Tree Sap on My Windshield By sylviecyn (19) Contact Hello, Try nail polish remover first -- acetone. If that doesn't work, use paint thinner or terpentine if you have some. Use cotton balls to reduce dripping. Place on spot, wait, then scrape it off gently with a plastic putty knife, and have some paper towels on hand because you don't know what that will do to your car's paint. I can't imagine why those solvents would damage your windshielf, because it's glass. If you're against using the chems, try white vinegar, ya never know. Then cover your windshield with something -- a tarp -- or get out from under them trees! Good luck. Posted on 09/03/2006 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Tree Sap on My Windshield By Sally (Guest Post) Have you tried WD40? I works on spruce sap. Posted on 09/03/2006 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Tree Sap on My Windshield By Ella (Guest Post) We have had this trouble with our vehicles (three) which we park beneath some pine trees. They all get pine sap on them. Some spots had been dried and sat all summer. Just today my husband took some plain rubbing alcohol and poured it generously on paper towels, then he rubbed. Lots of rubbing while the alcohol penetrates the spots. Several came off right away and some it took several applications. Next he washed the cars. They are shiny clean with no spots. And it is cheap. A large bottle of alcohol costs less than a dollar, He used about a quarter of the bottle on all the spots. Posted on 09/02/2006 | Report Spam or Abuse

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