Tree sap cleaning

[JToon]

I know there is probably more then one right answer to this question, but just wondering what others are doing. How is everyone getting tree sap off of their tarps? I have read online from mineral spirits, rubbing alcohol, goo gone, freezing it and even peanut butter. I would assume most of these would require to waterproof affected area, but I don't know for sure. I have also read dust it with baby powder or talc so it doesn't stick and leave it on there.

[gmcttr]

Here's a few past threads on the topic that might be of help. Mostly recommendations for what you've already read.

[JToon]

Thanks, I searched tree sap in the advanced search but got nothing. I always forget to use the google.

[SilvrSurfr]

Here's a few past threads on the topic that might be of help. Mostly recommendations for what you've already read.

How do you do that? I want to know.

[ErickSaint]

Look at the url on that Google page, in the search box, that's exactly how you do it. There are some sites I go to that's the only way to get a decent search result.

[Bubba]

How do you do that? I want to know.

In the Google search box type this:

site:www.hammockforums.net XXXX

XXXX being your inquiry

[gmcttr]

How do you do that? I want to know.

Look at the url on that Google page, in the search box, that's exactly how you do it. There are some sites I go to that's the only way to get a decent search result.

In the Google search box type this:

site:www.hammockforums.net XXXX

XXXX being your inquiry

Yep, that's the only good way to search and it works with any forum.

[PokeEm]

Wow. This site is top notch for not only hammock goodies, but Google help as well!

[winstone]

Thanks for the Google tip! Backpacker magazine just had an article about tree sap removal also.

[mudsocks]

You can bookmark this Hammock Forums Google search for quick access in the future.