tree sap

voorhees · Aug 12, 2009

is there any particular type of claybar to try to remove it before using tardis ?

A3Tom · Aug 12, 2009

The megs quick clay kit from halfords should do it as its not too aggressive.

Nilz · Aug 12, 2009

Aaah, think I will be needing some of this too.....

Although, it really has slowed down over the past few weeks, so im not complaining

A3Tom · Aug 12, 2009

There are trees at my other halfs place, right pain in the ***. Having a decent few layers of wax will help a lot. The sap wont be able to glue itself to the paint as much.

Failing that i can lend you a chainsaw!!

WX51TXR · Aug 19, 2009

Err, you use Tardis to remove tree sap, not a clay bar?! The decontamination process should go as follows...

Step 1 - Autosmart Tardis & Accessories (to remove all organic soluble desposits, such as tar spots, tree sap, etc) - http://www.polishedbliss.co.uk/acatalog/autosmart-tardis-clean.html

Step 2 - Meguiars Quik Clay Kit (to remove insoluble inorganic deposits, such as industrial fallout, soot, etc) - http://www.polishedbliss.co.uk/acatalog/meguiars-quik-clay-kit-clean.html

More info on types of paint contaminants and how best to remove them can be found in our online FAQ, along with some rather cool microscope shots...

http://www.polishedbliss.co.uk/acatalog/car-care-advice-faq.html#2.1

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voorhees · Aug 21, 2009

Autosmart Tardis has arrived from PB which was quick so off to clean the car then start the process.
I think I'll have cherry cheeks when I'm done as that Tardis is quite potent stuff glad I am outside using it.

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A3Tom

Smell my finger.

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Defo worth the wait :)

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