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Old 10-11-02, 11:39 PM
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help on removing sound/heat barrier

i am trying to get this crap off the floorboard of the car it is the black tar looking stuff that is glued like a ************ onto the chassis, i am taking it all off to inspect for rust sand down real good and repaint. is there any easy way to get this off?!?!?! i am using a screwdriver, chisel and a hammer, been going at it for the last 7 hours or so and have only done about a little under half the car, if not i guess im gonna have to have back surgery later cause im about to break. anyway thanks for the input

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Old 10-12-02, 05:06 AM
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try freezing it with liquid oxygen or another 'safe' gas first then chisel away.
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Better, easier idea. go buy some dry ice, cheap about $10 for 20lbs. spread it around on the deadner, drink a beer, smoke a cig. move the ice away, tap it with a hammer. clean up with a broom.
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ahh ok guys ill go and buy some dry ice and do that, hmm wonder where i can buy it

thanks for all the advice

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If you can't find dry ice, like me, here's something that works just as well, and can get that crap off of vertical surfaces.. Go to a Lowe's, NAPA, heck, even a Wal-Mart, look for one of those Bernz-O-Matic torches. Get one and a couple bottles of MAPP gas. Also pick up a putty knife. Heat the sound deadener and scrape it off. Oh yea, try not to breathe too much of the smoke that rolls out.. it's nasty..

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