will it take off pine tree sap from my car?
1970034
Hi! Yes! Here is the full answer straight from the Goo Gone website FAQ: "Question: Can I use Goo Gone on my car or motorcycle to remove sap, tar, sticker adhesive and dried latex? Answer: Traditional and Automotive Goo Gone formulas are safe to use on your car's exterior, using instructions for hard surfaces. To clean interior stains, use the instructions for carpeting and upholstery. Goo Gone may also be used on vinyl and non-tinted glass."
1970035
I would certainly think so. It worked on mine lthough I had to to it sit a litltle on very dry spots.
1252739
It is my understanding that it will pick up pine needles and fresh cut grass but may take more than one pass
2154441
Yes, use the green tip and turn down the pressure. My car really looks cleans, you have to make sure you're the proper distance from the car and don't stay in the same spot for a long period of time. I'm very please with it cleans my car and truck. I even cleaned my neighbor cars.
260431
Yes Monica, It picks up pine needles with gusto. But, be careful because this machine is so powerful it picks up rocks which can damage the impeller ( fan-like blade that enables the machine to blow and suck ).
131430
I would say yes but not sure. I used it for decal removal from a car. Worked for that!
1622415
Hi,It might work, but I don't know what it will do to the car's finish. A water-soluble paint thinner is probably a better answer. Sap can harden to the point where it can scratch the finish if you remove it early. Let it soften, then wipe it off with a soft cloth. You'll want to wax the car afterwards to protect the finish as the solvents will eat the wax that was there.
1051323
There are specific products for sap removal so I would not use it for that purpose.
1416516
not for drying the car. but the other day i used it to blow off the tree blossoms/droppings, etc. i noticed that the blowing did not get off all the pollen clinging to the surface, so i doubt the drying power of the blower (and the capacity of the battery)
145725
Unfortunately I can't answer that question for you as all I have are maple and box elder trees around my house. It does a good job of keeping out the maple seeds, but I can't tell you how well it will work with pine needles. Perhaps someone who has pine trees can offer their experience with pine needles.
2121316
In my limited experience, if the pine needles are dry, it does OK. It gets stuck alot if they are wet. It is not a vacuum cleaner but does OK in picking up some of our pine needles. Works great on leaves, even if they are not entirely dry.
1631530
Yes, it will. But be very careful. It's almost the same as Lime Away. Only Lime away won't take off rust.
99847
Works really well on eucalyptus and such leaves. Does not work well at all with pine needles as it clogs up almost instantly.
569482
It depends if the pine needles are dry or matted. If they are heavy I would say no. This is not a powerful blower. It's adequate for clearing sidewalks of grass clippings. Not much more.
302747
I never picked up pine needles or cat litter. This Bissell picks up anything we drop in the kitchen that is not liquid. Does a good fast cleanups on all the other floors in the house. Great little unit.
260429
I haven't tried it with that. But, pine needles are full of sap, so while I would expect the machine to pick them up, they will likely clog the internal parts. It certainly will blow those little guys, tho, so you could blow them into a pile and pick them up (with gloves, of course.)
2251322
No clogging at all with pine needles, which was my concern. Tree pollen is different, and varied. I think it is work a shot to try a few feet for a test.
1728769
Yes it will peel pine pall every well. It's an awesome tool. After buying this I am buying pine apples where ever I see . Loved it. I highly recommend this. The only thing is the wastage depends on the size of the apple. But what ever it cuts is neat and fresh, worth buying .