The Nissan Path

Just curious on what is best to remove tar and tree sap off your paint without ruining or damaging it?

I just use a "bug, tar & sap" remover I bought at the local auto parts store. I use it quite often & it seems to work well enough. I pry up as much of the chunks as I can with my fingernail, then use a microfiber cloth and the remover for the rest.

And, if you don't happen to have any Bug and Tar Remover, a good ol' cleaner wax will do the trick. You just have to use a little more elbow grease than the bug and tar remover, but you will get equal results. Just make sure to wash and dry the Pathy first. I use my reliable Zymol cleaner wax, or Meguiars cleaner wax. Both waxes do the job equally well.

Thanks for the info. I will try them next time i wash it.

I use some 3M bug & tar remover I got from PepBoys, works great.

I've used deisel fuel on a lint free cloth and it worked like a charm. Of course you want to clean or wash the truck after removing whatever. Then I would wax the area that was recently cleaned by the deisel fuel. The results were like nothing was ever on the paint. Look it up or "google" it.

Joel

ive use a dryer sheet every wash. it removes the bugs and dirt but leaves the wax. i first wash a section with my sponge then go over the soapy area with teh dyer sheet, then rinse and repeat until teh whole car is done. works like a charm and its cheap.

has anyone ever used goo gone? I have heard some people say it works well but havent every tried it.

Thats what I was gonna recommend, GOO GONE FTW.

I have used this on numeral occasions, works every time.

I use the turtle wax brand and it works great.