Recently me and my friends took a coon. We skinned it and we laid it on a piece of plywood to dry. It had sap all over it when we removed it. Is there anything I can do to get it off without damaging the fur?
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WD40 "should" get it off, if not, it should come off when/if you gegrease the coon.
If WD-40 don't work, Try denatured alcohol or acetone.
A couple of years back I used a product to remove tree sap from windows. I think it was called Goo-B-Gone. Might be worth a try.
Good old WD-40 works well for removing glue. Should work on sap too.
prior to laying it on the plywood to dry, you are going to need a gallon of goo be gone.
Chris
after you used a gallon of it on the skin you can call it " coon be gone " !LOL
yep, as odd as it may sound. Work a little into the hair under the sap and let set awhile. The sap will eventually slide off...
It's the oil in the peanut butter...