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ronc4424 · 11-14-2014, 08:08 PM

I use Goo Gone.....sold every where

How to Remove Tree Sap
REMOVE TREE SAP FROM FIBERGLASS, GLASS, LAMINATE, METAL, PAINTED WOOD, PLASTIC, VARNISHED WOOD, VINYL, WINDOWS, BRICK, CERAMIC, COUNTEROPS, FLOORING, GRANITE, MARBLE, STONE, TILE OR WOOD:
Pretest on an inconspicuous area
Apply Goo Gone
Wait 1-3 minutes
Wipe to remove
Reapply as needed
Wipe off and clean area with soap and water
Use caution not to scratch the surface if a scraping tool is used
Note: Use Goo Gone on non-porous surfaces only. It is safe to use Goo Gone on porous surfaces such as marble, granite, ceramic, concrete and brick only if they are sealed. If a water droplet beads on the surface, that would indicate the surface is sealed and it is safe to use cleaning products like Goo Gone on that surface without it soaking in.

11-14-2014, 08:08 PM	#6
ronc4424 Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: Danvers,Ma & Ashland,Nh Posts: 71 Thanks: 151 Thanked 18 Times in 11 Posts	I use Goo Gone.....sold every where How to Remove Tree Sap REMOVE TREE SAP FROM FIBERGLASS, GLASS, LAMINATE, METAL, PAINTED WOOD, PLASTIC, VARNISHED WOOD, VINYL, WINDOWS, BRICK, CERAMIC, COUNTEROPS, FLOORING, GRANITE, MARBLE, STONE, TILE OR WOOD: Pretest on an inconspicuous area Apply Goo Gone Wait 1-3 minutes Wipe to remove Reapply as needed Wipe off and clean area with soap and water Use caution not to scratch the surface if a scraping tool is used Note: Use Goo Gone on non-porous surfaces only. It is safe to use Goo Gone on porous surfaces such as marble, granite, ceramic, concrete and brick only if they are sealed. If a water droplet beads on the surface, that would indicate the surface is sealed and it is safe to use cleaning products like Goo Gone on that surface without it soaking in. __________________ “Better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak out and remove all doubt.”