Tree sap removal

Hand sanitizer from the dollar store. Works great on the awning also.

Camp fuel safely removes it from paint, not sure about your roof though...

Adam

I haven't needed to do it yet, but a friend uses GoJo non abrasive hand cleaner

What Scott said.

BTW while it is up there it helps protect the roof. :B

Short version of...
https://dicorproducts.com/eblast/DP12-10/

https://dicorproducts.com/eblast/DP12-9/

Long version... look at the chemical material you are planning to use. Most manufactures have their msd's posted, then look at the chemical(s) for compatibility with TPO.

https://www.google.com/search?source=hp&q=tpo+compatibility+chart&oq=tpo+compatibility+chart&gs_l=psy-ab.3...2412.9124.0.10181.23.23.0.0.0.0.138.1872.19j4.23.0....0...1.1.64.psy-ab..0.22.1800...0j0i131k1j0i22i30k1j33i21k1.Gvc9ATrRuSE

I had tree sap all over my mobile solarium display trailer. Had to get rid of it as it was a sales tool and people looked at it.

Tried every product I could find. Nothing worked well without damaging the surface of my see through roof panels.

I was doing a homeshow one year and found a display booth in the same show for a product called Enviro Orange. Not sure what was in it but it was highly concentrated and removed tree sap like it was nothing. Best I've ever seen. I went back and bought about 8 - 1 liter bottles of it.

Don't know if they are still in business though. I think the distribution place was in Chilliwack BC.

ScottG wrote:
I just left it there. It doesn't hurt anything and the cleaning may do more harm than good. Takes about a year for it to dry up and chip off easily.

Times two...

I just left it there. It doesn't hurt anything and the cleaning may do more harm than good. Takes about a year for it to dry up and chip off easily.

isopropyl or rubbing alcohol.

Mayonnaise works good for pine tree sap.