Whats best at removing Pine resin
I've got a nice big dollop of it on the rear quater. Sadly its a hazard of my hobby, not usually this bad, but the land owners just sent the fellers in and loads of trees are dropping resin in large volumes.
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Clay it off?
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Olive oil was recommended to me for removing resin which was still sticky/soft, worked for me. If its hardened not too sure.
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Wash with usual foam and 2bm routine but add in a citrus degreaser after the initial jet wash down. If that doesn't get it fully then soak a micro fibre in hot water and hold on without aggitating. Then use t&g. Should do the trick. I wouldn't clay incase any grit is in the resin. Polish afterwards and seal. Try to get a good few layers of wax on there over a day or 2 and it should make it easier to remove in future.
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Originally Posted by Myles
(Post 9564669)
Clay it off?
Bit big to clay. its a 1" x 2" drop!!! Being resin its hardened too. |
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