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How to get sap or resin off of a car

How to get sap or resin off of a car
Few things are more irritating than getting pitch on your vehicles new paint job. Soap and water won't work by themselves here. You'll need something much more powerful if you want to spend less than 3 hours then ending up with an incomplete job.
 
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Step 1What you will need

What you will need
WD-40

1 wet and 1 dry old rags or paper towels

water (preferably under pressure)
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Aug 11, 2008. 1:45 PMHoopajoo says:
Cool instructable. Pine resin (or hardened pine sap) is also an excellent fire starter! Don't let it sit on your automotive paint very long, it has a high staining ability for auto paint. Also, WD40 is GREAT for removing brake dust from your rims! Just don't spray it on your wheels directly as it will coat your brake rotors too (and will make stopping your car totally suck). Spray it on a rag and wipe your rims off. Doesn't matter what kind of rims you have, you will be amazed as to how well it does!

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