Monday, Mar 09, 2009 at 00:18
Jim Hey there
there is a product that you get at an auto parts place called "purple power". it will get anything out and it also works on many different things. all you do is put a small amount on
the spot and wash with your regular laundry.
or
Swab with acetone-based fingernail polish remover on a cotton ball, then rinse.
Note: Do not use nail polish remover (or acetone) on acetate fabrics, triacetate fabrics, or modacrylic fabrics as they will dissolve. Take these synthetic fabrics to professional dry cleaners and identify the stain.
NOTE: Nail polish also works really
well for removing pine and other tree sap from car exteriors, paint, window glass and chrome. It quickly dissolves even very hardened sap without damage to the surface. Rinse the car's exterior
well after removing the pine pitch or other tree sap.
or
Pick off what you can get off the cloth
seat, then use some kind of solvent like wd40
or
I believe you want to mix vinegar & warm soapy water and rub with a clean cloth.... :-)
Or if all else fails
Cut the tree down .....:-)
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