my problem is pine tree sap, will this keep it from sticking to my car?
1733276
I don't know....but the product puts on a finish that is very slick and I would guess it would do the job.
99775
probably not, and there is no need. I've placed several pea-sized drops on a tree trunk that had an ant nest (ants were going up and down the tree constantly). The ants will find the gel. In my experience, after a couple days, the ants were gone
1340367
It is not designed for that, but for keeping the rubber that seals around the doors, trunks, and hoods from drying out by lubricating the seals. However, if you want to waterproof your ignition system then you should try a 3m sealant. I check on this with calling 3m on their products and the person in the automotive section said that only a sealant would work for what you want. If you have further inquiry's on this you can call them at (1-888-364-3577) ask to speak to the automotive product section.
915238
Common rubbing alcohol will work (as well as Everclear and such) but will leave soot all over the place. I use deantured alcohol available in the paint section of any store that sells paint. I also have used HEET (**the YELLOW bottle only!!) fuel additive which you can find in any automotive section of a store, it is full of alcohol and burns very clean. DO NOT use other fuels like gasoline or kerosene, just too dangerous. Alcohol only.
1141839
Try dental floss. Worked on an emblem I had to remove from another vehicle. Adhesive was similar.
1547020
I don't know the answer to your specific situation, I can tell you that when tried to stick my it was difficult and looked BAD! I would not use product again.
176404
I do not have tons of pine trees on my property, but I believe if the pine straw is sticky from pine sap, the machine is going to have problems handling that type of debris.
1382319
We used it on pine, as well. This company (Cedarshield) has gone through some "changes." I would check the website and talk to a person. We used about seven gallons of this product and so far we have been pleased, but only time will tell if it really holds up.
1284327
No, sorry. I will say that when I used it, it left a sticky residue that lasted for over a week....and it didn't seem to repel anything.
1584295
It removed hard water stains for me without streaks. The label claims it removes tree sap, but it did not remove the pine tree sap from my car.
1213814
It might help. Only you need to make sure the rubber will not release anything harmfull or any bad smell/taste into the syrup or honney.
1329666
This is REALLY great stuff... however, it will stick to ANYTHING! We used it for spot repairs on an industrial metal roof. Absolutely no leaks since and it has held up through all types of New England weather, but prepare to throw away whatever it comes in contact with. It has a catalyst additive that needs to be stirred pretty well to activate it, and cleaning our paint stirrer bit was a messy job and there is rubber all over the wash room that won't come off - metal grates, concrete floor, etc.
1429465
If you use too much it will be sticky. Use a small amount. Be sure to use a clean cloth to wipe it off after spreading around.
109472
This tape will definitely stick to and hold on FORD Motor Company vehicles. It's the same tape that's supplied with the VentVisors that I installed on my '95 Mercury Grand Marquis Restoration. They're stuck on there really well, and hold tightly in the desert heat. This exact same tape was used to install HELLA LEDayline 15 Daytime Running Lights on the Merc, as well -- and they're stuck on and holding tight after several mechanical car washes. I'll put it to ya this way, Chris -- I'll bet ya can't find any tape that will work BETTER !! ;>) Good Luck !!
563517
This product has the stickiness similar to that of Pine Tar, without all the mess. So I would have to say yes this would enhance your grip.
949673
I would say no... it gets kind of sticky. For car weather stripping I would go to the auto parts store and see what the have.
170872
Depends on the texture of the dash. The adhesive didn't stick at all to one car. If it does stick, use some orange oil to remove any residual adhesive.