Stoner Car Care 91154 Tarminator Tar, Sap, and Asphalt Remover – Fast Acting Tar and Sap Remover for Cars – Clear Coat Safe Auto Cleaner for Paint, Chrome and Wheels – 10 oz

This stuff is a miracle worker!! I had a ton of sap spots all over my car hood, windshield and headlights. Sprayed it on a buffer pad and rubbed each spot just a little and viola it came completely off!!! There was no residue or damage to the paint at all. I am very impressed with product and I highly recommend it!

Works great on hardened pine sap that dries like super glue! Took multiple applications over time, but it worked! Tip - use after it has rained. There were several days of consistent rain where some of the sap had loosened/moistened a bit. Went to a car wash bay. I sprayed on it my wet rained car and let it sit 15-20 second and sprayed off clean. Repeated this several times for a few days... Slowly ate the sap off and preserved the paint on my vehicle! Highly recommended for the cost!

This is the only thing I could find to get sap off of my car, it works great. My one issue with it is you need to be careful about how long you leave it on so it doesn’t eat away at that paint and the. You need to wash it off atleast with water.

Wife likes to drive on fresh pavement and tar just cakes her wheels, i couldn't get it off.. Just sprayed this, got a rag, little wiping, and it came right off.. Didn't damage or discolor the wheels. Great Product!

I don't normally write reviews but I was so blown away by this product that I had to. I live in the woods and constantly get tree sap on my car. I've used other stuff in the past like Goo Gone and similar and they worked okay. Typically I had to spray the sap, wait ten minutes, then scrub it off. With this stuff, I sprayed it on then IMMEDIATELY WIPED the sap off. No waiting. No scrubbing. It just wiped away the sap. It honestly blew my mind. This stuff is freaking incredible.

I recently tried Stoner Car Care’s Tar, Sap, and Asphalt Remover with high hopes of tackling some stubborn pine tree sap on my vehicle. Unfortunately, my experience was far from satisfactory. Despite the product’s claims, it failed to make a noticeable dent in removing the sap. First, let me say that the packaging and marketing of this remover are promising, but the performance is another story. Pine tree sap is notoriously difficult to deal with, and I expected this specialized product to handle the job effectively. However, after following the instructions meticulously—applying it directly to the sap, letting it sit for the recommended time, and then wiping it away—I found that it barely touched the sticky residue. The remover didn’t dissolve or lift the sap as advertised. Instead, I had to resort to excessive scrubbing and even tried multiple applications, which still didn’t yield the results I was hoping for. Not only did this consume a significant amount of my time, but it also left me frustrated and disappointed. In addition to its ineffectiveness on pine sap, the product’s smell was quite strong and unpleasant. It’s a minor point compared to its cleaning performance, but it did add to the overall negative experience. For anyone dealing with stubborn pine tree sap, I would recommend looking for alternative products specifically designed for that purpose. Stoner’s Tar, Sap, and Asphalt Remover might work fine for tar and asphalt, but when it comes to pine sap, it falls short of expectations. Save yourself the hassle and try a different solution that’s proven to handle sap effectively.

I tried this product on my car to remove tree sap, but unfortunately, it didn’t work as expected. It might work for lighter spots, but it wasn’t effective on tougher sap stains.

I've bought this a few times and have grown accustomed to how well it works. Easy to recommend.

Excellent product. It removed last year's baked-on sap without the waiting period and without any hard rubbing. It also finds any small cuts or cracks in your hands.

Fantastic! Got rid of all the annoying little black tar spots on my car that I have tried scrubbing and picking previously without success.

So far i'm not having much success with this.

Has no impact on tree sap at all in fact had to wash it off before it took my paint off, threw tin away waste of money

Does what it says on the tin, no complaints.