I had very good success removing fresh (within a few days) pine sap from my awning with Gorilla Tape. Roll about 6-8" up sticky side out and press/remove it on the spots.
I have used WD40 on just about every surface of the 5er and it is a very good cleaner. Most waxes will help to dissolve anything that sticks. I recently used Protectal wax from Camping World and it removed the bugs that none of the other products would. It says it can be used on vinyl surfaces so I will try it on the pine sap on my awning next.
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This is going to sound stupid but peanut butter will dissolve pine tar. I worked in a woodyard handling pine logs when I was younger and the oil in the peanut butter did the trick. Just wash it off with your regular RV wash afterwards.
This is going to sound stupid but peanut butter will dissolve pine tar. I worked in a woodyard handling pine logs when I was younger and the oil in the peanut butter did the trick. Just wash it off with your regular RV wash afterwards.