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Remove Pine Pitch Pain Free!

Uploaded on June 28, 2009

When trying to remove pine pitch without pulling hair nothing works better then creamy peanut butter. Just apply peanut butter over pine pitch and let set for 15-20 seconds. Then wipe away all peunit butter with clothe. No Pain!

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from Big O wrote 2 years 47 weeks ago

Have you tried WD-40 ? Works well too.

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from mutt wrote 2 years 47 weeks ago

works with gum too

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from hockey-16 wrote 2 years 45 weeks ago

thamks

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from IceClash wrote 2 years 45 weeks ago

I havent tried this but wd 40 makes a great flamethrower

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from ltmssbb wrote 2 years 45 weeks ago

thanks

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from 268bull wrote 2 years 45 weeks ago

Go-jo hand cleaner works great also. Keep a container of it in camp.

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from mattreney wrote 2 years 44 weeks ago

never tried wd40 what i use works too but not sure how safe it is. i always use gas

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from BioGuy wrote 2 years 37 weeks ago

vaseline works great also

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from Steve Phillips wrote 2 years 8 weeks ago

A local tree expert uses cooking oil! It worked great; and didn't have an oder.

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from Cgull wrote 2 years 7 weeks ago

cooking oil or baby oil, easy on the skin and removes pitch as well as roofing tar and simular stick ons.

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from Big O wrote 2 years 47 weeks ago

Have you tried WD-40 ? Works well too.

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from mutt wrote 2 years 47 weeks ago

works with gum too

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from hockey-16 wrote 2 years 45 weeks ago

thamks

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from ltmssbb wrote 2 years 45 weeks ago

thanks

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from 268bull wrote 2 years 45 weeks ago

Go-jo hand cleaner works great also. Keep a container of it in camp.

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from mattreney wrote 2 years 44 weeks ago

never tried wd40 what i use works too but not sure how safe it is. i always use gas

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from BioGuy wrote 2 years 37 weeks ago

vaseline works great also

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from Steve Phillips wrote 2 years 8 weeks ago

A local tree expert uses cooking oil! It worked great; and didn't have an oder.

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from IceClash wrote 2 years 45 weeks ago

I havent tried this but wd 40 makes a great flamethrower

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from Cgull wrote 2 years 7 weeks ago

cooking oil or baby oil, easy on the skin and removes pitch as well as roofing tar and simular stick ons.

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