What A Sap!

I arrived home from my trip at around 9:00 PM, so I decided to unhitch my T@B in the yard for the night as I wanted to clean it up and unload before backing it under the shed.  Big mistake.  It was parked under an oak tree in the spring, so tree sap and pollen unloaded on my pretty white paint.  This stuff is almost impossible to get off because the paint on the T@B is not clear coated like on a vehicle, so it soaks in pretty good.  I finally was able to get it off with a citrus cleaner meant for removing shop grease.  So, some advice: Don't park your trailer under a tree in the spring when it is going through the leafing/pollenating process.  Also, if you do get this gunk on your trailer, clean it off before the sun has a chance to bake it in.  It would probably help if you keep a good coat of wax on your trailer to protect from this staining.