How to Remove Spots from a Car Parked Under a Tree?

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MacAngelina
07/28/25 11:48pm
To remove tree sap spots from a car parked under a tree, you can follow these methods: 1. Soak a towel in hot water and place it on the tree sap spots on the car. After a while, the sap will soften, making it easier to clean with a cleaning solution; 2. Purchase and use a tree sap remover, spray it on the sap, and then gently wipe it off with a towel; 3. Use a clay bar, which not only has strong cleaning power but also provides some polishing effect. However, this method is generally suitable for small areas, as cleaning large areas can be labor-intensive. It is important to note that after removing the tree sap, it is recommended to wax and polish the paint surface to better protect it. This is especially true if you used a clay bar or cleaning solution, as these can cause slight damage to the paint surface over time, leading to dullness and loss of shine.
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