pine sap removal from rubber roofs

Is turpentine still on the market? should dissolve it but no guarantees on it not dissolving the roof. Rubber is now plastic and plastic has softener that might be removed. I like the peanut butter, leave residue and will attract mice and squirrels away from inside.

WD-40 and peanut butter both remove pine sap. I'm serious.

OP is asking about a rubber roof...Brake Clean has been suggested. I be very careful about that...

Just use "Rubbing Alcohol",it's also called Isopropyl Alcohol,I used it,It Works.Let it soak in a little!
Siggy

When I have any type of tree sap on my hands we used butter to remove it. Learned that when I was a young man working out in the woods. So if your dealing with a small spot butter will work!

Stim wrote:
I use automotive Brake Clean on painted surfaces but it does remove any wax/protection.
You could try it in a small area.
Brake Clean is very handy for a lot of things, I even use it for grease stains on carpet. you should keep a can in your maintenance kit!

Good advice - I always keep a can or two handy!

I'd say leave also.

I use automotive Brake Clean on painted surfaces but it does remove any wax/protection.
You could try it in a small area.
Brake Clean is very handy for a lot of things, I even use it for grease stains on carpet. you should keep a can in your maintenance kit!

Just leave it and it will go away after a couple of years. Probably does more damage to the roof trying to get it off.

Leave it where it is...it's a good sealer.
Removing it will take chemicals and aggressive scraping..both are bad for the roof.

It's a roof, not a dining table or windshield or pillow case. Also, next time you go camping and park under trees it will be back again.