Will it remove tree sap and can it be used on car paint.
1051323
There are specific products for sap removal so I would not use it for that purpose.
1051324
No, this is a glass cleaner for use on the windshield/windows only. For sap removal on paint search for "Stoner Tarminator".
261370
While I cannot guarantee that it will not remove paint, my experience is that it removes very easily...I used it to tape a runner to a floor for a wedding and it did not harm the finish.
998962
Never tried using it wet. I have only used it sanding down guitar finishes. If you have the product I suggest you try to use it on an area that will not be seen first, then do as appropriate. My concern is that a car finish is very thin and you could easily sand through it!! I have serious concerns about using anything other than vehicle recommended products!!
1847052
I would say yes, it would dull the effects of the metallic paint. Since this is a wax it creates a barrier that will cause a slight clouding of any finish. I would really suggest this for only unpainted or stained woods since it will bring out the grains in those. I can't really see this working well for any painted finish. However, I would be happy to try it out and let you know how it reacts!
715632
I did not use it on my car. I used it on the underside of my stainless steel kitchen sink to deaden the sound. I did three coats. It has worked great.
1844072
It will no doubt remove the wax. I highly doubt that it would effect the paint. It smells like straight bleach, and is totally water soluble. Your answer is a bit in the air.Best of luck.
998965
Not really, I used it on wood, it gave the wood a mirror like shine..but I wouldn't use it on a car..I suppose something different is to be used on a cars cleacoat, something specialized?
179427
Yes. Its the same concept as removing paint from a vehicle. However , wood soaks in liquids . So you may have to sand a bit to get complete removal. If your just re applying paint. All u need is to sand it smooth and reapply
1248043
Yes it will. It's the same concept as polishing a car. I use this when I'm doing my drum shells which are sometimes stained, dyed or painted and them topped off with clear coats.
635281
Yes it should, but it won't instantly dissolve the sap. It might require several application and you will have to keep it in contact with the sap while its doing its dissolution.
2030342
I use it to do the wheels, wheel wells etc - Don't think I would use it on new paint - I have a 2011 car and use it to initially spray off the dirt - Wash the car then rinse it off with the dirt buster - Haven't had any problem with damage to the paint -
930387
I used it to remove some foam tape residue that was left when the side moulding was removed on my car. It didn't damage the paint on the car. I would try a small place on the leg of the table or under the top to be sure that it doesn't soften the dried finish before I would use it on the top.
569986
The information on the box seems to suggest it can also remove tree sap. However if the sap is hardened you may have to apply the clay bar a number of times for effective results.
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."
1750039
No. I dont think it will it wont even remove from paint so I have found so far
1741407
I do not know about cars, I use this for polishing brass when reloading. Sorry...
1369220
I would not use this product on metal. Use a spray vanish on small items But, on the car just use auto wax.