DIY Detail Tree Sap Remover (500ml)

The ultimate chemical solvent to safely dissolve stubborn tree sap, sticky residue, and road tar without ruining your paint.

Nothing ruins a freshly washed car faster than discovering hard, sticky tree sap baked onto your panels. Standard car washes won't touch it, and picking at it with your fingernails or scrubbing too hard is a one-way ticket to scratch city.

DIY Detail Tree Sap Remover is the professional solution designed to break down tough, gooey organic and petroleum-based contaminants on contact. Instead of relying on aggressive rubbing, this advanced formula chemically liquefies the sap, allowing you to wipe it away effortlessly.

Versatile, Powerful, and Multi-Surface Safe:

This isn't just a one-trick pony. While it excels at melting away stubborn tree sap, it is also highly effective at stripping:

• Road Tar & Asphalt

• Sticky Bee Pollen & Bug Splatters

• Baked-On Bird Droppings

• Old Wax, Sealants, and Silicone Build-up

Best of all, it is carefully formulated to be completely safe for all your exterior surfaces. You can confidently use it on painted panels, plastics, rubber trim, glass, and side mouldings without worrying about staining or degradation.

How to Use It (Let the Product Do the Work):

For the best results, always work out of the sun on a surface that is completely clean and dry to the touch.

• Step 1: Apply. Spray the Tree Sap Remover directly onto the problem spot, or saturate a premium microfibre applicator pad with the product.

• Step 2: Dwell and Agitate. Dab the product onto the sap and let it sit for a moment to penetrate the crust. Gently work the liquid into the area using the applicator pad. Crucial tip: Do not scrub or rub hard—let the chemical chemistry do the heavy lifting for you.

• Step 3: Wipe Clean. Once the sap has dissolved and softened, simply wipe the residue away with a clean, plush microfibre towel.

• Step 4: Re-Protect. Because this product is a powerful solvent, it will strip away any existing protection. Once the panel is clean, follow up with your favourite wax or sealant to re-lock the surface protection.

Handy Hint: If you are dealing with massive, layers-deep chunks of old sap that have been sitting for months, don't force it. Just repeat the process a couple of times to safely melt through the sap layer by layer.