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Message: <blockquote data-quote="MustangChris" data-source="post: 967329" data-attributes="member: 10830">there are a number of products out there targeted to helping with tree sap.  Turtle wax is the one I use... I, at one point, had a glob of tree sap so hard and large that I had to use gasoline to remove it.  Gasoline is hard on the clear coat and I do not suggest it for anything accept small inconspicuous areas with no other options. (mine was right in front of the drivers side spoiler support and roughly the size of a dime)  Use a soft rag if you have to use gasoline, as you want to simply remove the sap, not the clear coat.  The spot i did with gasoline did indeed damage the clear coat, but a polish and sealant has covered it fine.for your problem, i suggest testing out a few tree-sap prodcuts off-the-shelf.  Starting with the turtlewax spray.  If this does not fix the problem, clay barring was mentioned.  I have a feeling it will take longer, but will be fully successful.</blockquote>