I hate SAP !!!!!

Ron,

That isn't sap. It's clear coat failure. :rofl

Tuckermatic said:
This is where you get to use your power buffer.
Rubbing compound will remove the clear coat down to the paint and polish will put a shine back on it.
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Follow these instructions, it will shine like the sun.
 
GearHead_1 said:
Ron,

That isn't sap. It's clear coat failure. :rofl

Tuckermatic said:
This is where you get to use your power buffer.
Rubbing compound will remove the clear coat down to the paint and polish will put a shine back on it.
Click to expand...

Follow these instructions, it will shine like the sun.
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So you are saying Ron does not know the difference between tree sap and clear coat failure?
How could he not know the difference?, Its his car, he can touch it and feel if its sap or not.
Your expert opinion is that what we are looking at is clear coat failure?
 
Tuckermatic said:
So you are saying Ron does not know the difference between tree sap and clear coat failure?
How could he not know the difference?, Its his car, he can touch it and feel if its sap or not.
Your expert opinion is that what we are looking at is clear coat failure?
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Actually no, my expert opinion is that no one should take anything you've written seriously. By the way, Ron knows exactly what he's up against, he just wishes he wasn't.
 
I couldn't take it anymore and had Pockets wash my truck today ... the sap was so bad i could hardly see out the windows :surrender

side note ...I have not used the ignore feature on the main board for quite a long time... but tonight I make an exception ...just can't take reading ignorance any longer ...see ya dude :howdy
 
The Solution!

The solution is obvious.
Either of these two products will take care of the problem

Sweep-Shine
Or
VaporWax Acrylic Paint Conditioner

If you don’t know where to purchase them, just be patient.
I’m sure someone is going to let us know where to get these “Miracle in a Bottle” products before long. :notme:
 
Tuckermatic said:
Don't blame it on the rain.
Your problem is "SSSnow".
It's the trees that's causing the problem.
This would not happen if you would just "GET A PADDED ROOM" like mine.
Park your car in the Garage, sit on the roof like me!!
Get a car cover or you could begin to
use a product that resists sticking sap on your car so it comes off easier. I recommend Crisco.
you say "I hate sap!!!!!" Where's the love?
You can't fight nature only live in harmony with the planet.

(edited to remove personal attack)
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Are you stalkng me?

If you are, could you please make your posts more coherent so I could at least respond.

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Poorboy said:
side note ...I have not used the ignore feature on the main board for quite a long time... but tonight I make an exception ...just can't take reading ignorance any longer ...see ya dude :howdy
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Aw come on Steve. It's just so much fun.

If you use the ignore, I'll just have to quote every post !!!! :lol2:
 
GearHead_1 said:
Actually no, my expert opinion is that no one should take anything you've written seriously. By the way, Ron knows exactly what he's up against, he just wishes he wasn't.
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How could you interject logic to answer his posts?

That's no fair, you have to lower yourself to his level, so he can beat you at his game.
 
Re: The Solution!

CharlesW said:
The solution is obvious.
Either of these two products will take care of the problem

Sweep-Shine
Or
VaporWax Acrylic Paint Conditioner

If you don’t know where to purchase them, just be patient.
I’m sure someone is going to let us know where to get these “Miracle in a Bottle” products before long. :notme:
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:confused:
 
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