Simoniz Tar, Sap & Glue Remover, Powerful & Fast-Acting Car Cleaner, Essential Car-Cleaning Products To Remove Stubborn Sticky Deposits, Effortless Cleaning, Sap Remover Safe For All Paintwork, 300ml

Very speedy at break down of tar etc, easy to use and odour free very effectiveand has many functions good value and should have one in car boot.

Doz what it says little bit messy

Worked really well in removing old car badges

After going away and leaving my car for a week in a car park my car was literally covered in tree sap bought this what a load of crap do not waste your money. My valeter recommend elbow grease (99p from B & M) and it removed it. I bought a glove to loosen it then just spray on and rub for a while and within 10 min all the spots and runs had gone. Save yourself £5 and don’t waste your money.

No better than cheaper ones

I've debadged two of my previous cars, but always struggled with the glue left behind causing the job to be upwards of thirty minutes to remove it all, with polish then required afterwards to clean up the surface scratches I inflicted on the paintwork. They always came out fine, but it was always a pain...This spray completely simplified the process on my recently bought 330d M Sport. After using floss tape to remove the letters, the glue came off very easily after applying this product and leaving it for around a minute. I got the brunt off with my fingernail and used a microfibre cloth to remove the rest. No scratches to the paintwork and no wax required. Just a rub down with a degreaser. Probably ten minutes max. Also, it's a hell of a lot cheaper than some other recommended products for this use case. Perfect.

Tried cleaning the Sap from my car it did a very poor job. The sap did not come off as direct on the instruction on the can, which left me very dissatisfied.

Parking white car under tree, realised roof was covered in black sap spots. Very difficult to remove. This helped soften the sap making removal a little easier. Still need plenty of elbow power and soft implement, finger nail or plastic scraper, good cloth, and couple of applications, but certainly helped. Need to keep on top of this in future to stop build up.