I parked the bonneville under a tree that dropped a bunch of sap droplets on the bike. Because they were clear, I didn't see them until after riding home. Now I have a bunch of brown, burnt tree sap droplets that are proving very difficult to get off. Suggestions?
Can only think of hot water and soap, kerosene, WD40 or diesel which are non abrasive maybe a color restorer polish we use a product called T-Cut over here which is slightly abrasive or autosol which is not recommended for new crome
Let it burn off 1st then use any of the above t orestore the color t othe pipe(s) Had plastic melt on my pipes & waited for it to burn off then scraped it off w/ a credit card & used some never dull to remove the residue. No biggy!
If these spots are on the EXHAUST PIPE you can use paint remover. What ever you do DO NOT ALLOW it to get on anything else. Let it sit a minute and it will wipe right off. I use it to remove heel maeks on my pipes. If its on any other surface, goo be gone, bug and tar remover, and clear coat scratch remover. Be careful with red and white componds..
And It's WD-40s cousin....
Ernie.
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