Sound ...TAR from hell
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Sound ...TAR from hell
Well, i've got the carpet out... completly, including under the dashboard area.. I started working on the sound deadening Tar this morning
I could not find any dry ice so i was forced to use a scrapper and a hammer.. OMG! this stuff is hell. 7 hours later i completed the drivers side chassis well. COMPLEATLY! I've got pics comeing soon.
I plan on repainting the interior chassis area that will be seen... than putting a metal/aluminum footrest (for where my feet go)
i will do the passenger side chassis tomorrow or sunday.
A long and strenuous project, but when i'm done i think will look good. There's nice metal under all that tar, ready to be prepped and painted
keep you informed.... any opinions / words of wisdom would be great
Would it be easier with Dry ice???
thanks
-Markus
I could not find any dry ice so i was forced to use a scrapper and a hammer.. OMG! this stuff is hell. 7 hours later i completed the drivers side chassis well. COMPLEATLY! I've got pics comeing soon.
I plan on repainting the interior chassis area that will be seen... than putting a metal/aluminum footrest (for where my feet go)
i will do the passenger side chassis tomorrow or sunday.
A long and strenuous project, but when i'm done i think will look good. There's nice metal under all that tar, ready to be prepped and painted
keep you informed.... any opinions / words of wisdom would be great
Would it be easier with Dry ice???
thanks
-Markus
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humm.. expensive? i will definatly pick some up sunday when i finish my job. man i was stuck for 7 hours in a heat infested cabin, banging on my chassis with a scraper and a rubber mallet
what a pain. Just hope this dry ice thing works alittle faster.
what a pain. Just hope this dry ice thing works alittle faster.
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Ah, there was the problem, it was warm that day. I did mine over two days (entire car including trunk area) but it was winter time here in Oregon and the stuff just flaked off with a tap of the chisel and mallet. When the tar is warm it is stickier and won't flake off as well.
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how about just a regular bag of ice? or a couple of bags of regular ice?
I mean as long as it gets it cold and brittle is all i need right?
Man, i checked around today. no dry ice. DAMNIT!
let me know on the regular ice thing..
-Markus
I mean as long as it gets it cold and brittle is all i need right?
Man, i checked around today. no dry ice. DAMNIT!
let me know on the regular ice thing..
-Markus
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