Tree sap remover?

I just found that peanut oil works great on removing pine sap at least. I haven't tried it on any other tree sap. If you don't have peanut oil just use peanut butter.

WD-40 works really well on tree sap as well. Especially when it gets on my kids hands.

Gasoline.......natures solvent.

Cheap,readily available, and cleans like a white tornado...........And it won't hurt the paint......just don't use it on an EPDM or TPO roof and if you do, do so in moderation.

You just need a modicum of common sense so you don't splode yourself, and don't smoke.

the commercial tar removers I checked today all said petroleum distillates, some with an added surfactant.
bumpy

TR3 Resin Glaze, will get road tar off too. Have used this for 30 years on the car, truck and trailer.

Clicky

I've been using non-abrasive Goop hand cleaner. Dab some on the sap, let it sit, it softens it up - fingernail if needed - wipe off. Figure it's also taking my wax off the hood, so after sap removal, I re-wax the hood. On dry, old sap that has hardened, if you're really careful, you can use a razor blade style scraper. ST

I just use paint thinner.

automobile tar remover???
bumpy

Mayonnaise and a fingernail

Did you search this Forum for `tree sap'?