C Cobraguy GT Owner Dec 10, 2010 694 Ab, Can and SAN Tan Valley AZ Aug 11, 2017 #21 w.a.nelson said: I had fresh - one day - stains and used microfiber towel in hot soapy water to soak over the sap, and then clear water microfiber to remove. Needed to be repeated in some areas. Back to normal with quick detailer. Click to expand... I've used this method dozens of times with great success. Liberal use of soap (I use Mequires) and lots of very hot water.....works every time!
w.a.nelson said: I had fresh - one day - stains and used microfiber towel in hot soapy water to soak over the sap, and then clear water microfiber to remove. Needed to be repeated in some areas. Back to normal with quick detailer. Click to expand... I've used this method dozens of times with great success. Liberal use of soap (I use Mequires) and lots of very hot water.....works every time!
S stumeat GT Owner Dec 20, 2010 105 Georgia Aug 16, 2017 #22 Stop!!!!!!!!! Use Rain-X. It is alcohol based. works great PROMISE!!!!!
