DRY 16 | Tree Sap & Resin Remover
Dissolve Sticky Sap. Save Your Paint.
Description: Park under a tree, and you might return to find your car covered in sticky, crystallized droplets. Tree sap and resin are among the most stubborn contaminants to remove. If left to harden, they bond to the clear coat like superglue, and scrubbing them off causes severe scratches. DRY 16 is a specialized solvent formula designed to chemically break down the bond of tree sap, organic resins, and pollen fallout. It turns hard, sticky globules into a liquid state, allowing you to wipe them away safely without aggressive scraping. It is the "Undo Button" for nature's toughest stains.
Key Features:
- Targeted Action: Specifically formulated to dissolve pine sap, honey-dew, and organic resins.
- Scratch-Free Solution: Eliminates the need for scraping or fingernail picking that damages paint.
- Surface Safe: Safe to use on clear coats, glass windows, and chrome trim when used as directed.
- Fast Acting: Penetrates and softens hardened sap in minutes.
- Residue Free: Wipes away clean, leaving the surface ready for a quick detail spray or wax.
PROFESSIONAL APPLICATION GUIDE
Patience is key when removing sap. Let the chemistry do the work, not your muscles.
- Identify: Locate the spots of tree sap on your car's exterior.
- Spray: Apply DRY 16 generously directly onto the sap spots using a spray bottle.
- Dwell Time: Allow the product to sit for 1-2 minutes. You need to give the solution time to soften the hardened resin.
- Wipe: Using a clean microfiber towel, gently wipe the area. The sap should lift off easily.
- Repeat: For very old or thick sap deposits, apply a second dose and let it dwell longer rather than scrubbing harder.
PRO TIP: Fresh sap is easy to remove, but baked-on sap can etch the clear coat. We recommend neutralizing the area with a quick detailer (like DRY 1) or washing the spot with water after using DRY 16 to ensure no solvent remains on the paint.