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user 128026
For questions involving wood as a construction material, either as lumber or finished features of a home.
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What is this orange yellow substance on my wooden studs inside walls?
That is tree sap. My Grandfather would call it Pitch. Pitch will clean very nicely with kerosene or a naptha product such as coleman fuel. It looks like it is dried out and it should not hurt anythi …
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