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- ktmrfsExplorer IIhum... well things like white gas, WD40, pam, naptha all will do a good job of removing pine sap. HOWEVER, petroleum distilates, which all of the previous are except pam, are NOT a good thing to put on a EPDM roof. Don't know if pam will be an issue or not.
- nwtravelerExplorerI used to park my car under a pine tree and got lots of sap drops on the top of the car. What I used to get rid of it was butter.
Smear a bit of butter on each drop and then rub until it was gone. Then a good wash got rid of the butter that was left. Yeah, it was a bit of work, but worth it to me. - n7bsnExplorerAll of my standard "easy" ways involve things you shouldn't used on EDPM
A mild detergent and a soft brush. - Clay_LExplorerIsopropyl Alcohol works well. Daubing it on the spots works better than rubbing.
- Crazy_RayExplorerI use RAIN-_X
- B_O__PlentyExplorer IIHand sanitizer worked to get it off our dog when she laid in it.
B.O. - Sfla2Explorerbest i found is a ice cube hold it on for a bit will losen sap. worked on my epdm
- Sfla2Explorerbest i found is a ---ice cube--- hold it on for a bit will losen sap. worked on my epdm
- RainierExplorerNail polish remover
- HuckleberryHuntExplorer
Clay L wrote:
Isopropyl Alcohol works well. Daubing it on the spots works better than rubbing.
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