One minute you're parked under an innocent-looking tree. The next? Your car is covered in drops of sap that won't seem to ...

but it often comes with the risk of getting your car covered in tree sap, which is both messy and can damage a car’s paintwork. Thankfully, removing tree sap from your car should be fairly ...

A: Sap from trees — pines or others — is a real problem on decks ... Above all, Ramirez said, do not use vinegar — a sap-softening remedy that works well on car windows. Vinegar eats into PVC and ...

Tree sap can bake onto a car’s paint and can leave a noticeable stain that takes serious effort to remove. Sap can also react with the surface of your car and leave a rough patch on the paint.

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That small stretch of sidewalk has become the talk of the office, thanks to what seems to be an unusually copious amount of tarry tree sap on the ground, creating a sticky mess. Jason Wells is a ...