Tree sap is a sticky resonance substance secreted by trees as part of their natural processes. When it lands on a car, it can initially appear as small sticky spots that are often clear or slightly amber in color, depending on the type of tree. Overtime these droplets can harden and bond to the surface of the cars paint.

Removing tree sap is important for several reasons

Paint damage as sap hardens it can etch into the cars paint due to its acidic nature. If left untreated, it can cause staining and discoloration that are difficult to remove without professional help.

Visual appeal sap spots can detract from the overall appearance of a vehicle, making it look unkempt and poorly maintained.

Resale value, consistent care, and maintenance, including sap removal can help preserve the cars, resale value by keeping the exterior in good condition.

To prevent permanent damage it's advisable to remove sap as soon as you notice it.