JonB

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I just zanio'd my car sunday and know there's little drops of sap all over it. I just washed it but that did not remove all of them. How can i get rid of them with out removing the zanio with it?

monicaz28

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you can't... Just remove them, then rewax those spots.

777

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JonB

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But there everywhere. I just spent 6 hours zanioing my car and now i have to start over. Damit

ssPetess

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What about just trying Z6? I don't think that will take the polish off.

JonB

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I tried Z6 but it worked about as well as the wash and then i had little fibers from my microfiber towel stuck to the sap. I'm sure if i rub hard enough they will come off but i don't want and more scrathes or swirl marks than I have. I guess it does't matter much now since its about to rain for a couple days here in FL so i'll have water spots everywhere anyways.

mason71

These happens on my Chevelle. I just mist the car and dry it off with a towel. I know it sounds like it wouldn't work, but if the sap is fresh and on top of a fresh coat of zaino, the sap should just wipe right off. The zaino provides a layer in between the sap and the paint so that the sap has nothing to stick to. Good luck.

Btw... beautiful car!

ssPetess

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Well looks like you might have to get out the WD-40. Try using Q-tips. You'll then have to repolish though.