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does anyone know the best way to get rid of sound deadening. it's so damn hard to scrape off. Is ther anything i should be aware of when i do the stripping.
cheers :?:
stripping
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i cant beleive you never asked me this when you PM'd me the other day!! :o
all i did was use a hammer and a chisel. it took around 20 man-hours to get it all out. i still have some to get rid of on the transmission tunnel behind the dash, though.
did you ring Triple G??
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nah i'm woodsies mate. Thought u guys would know so he let me use his sign in name
cheers
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Dry Ice.
Put a bag of dry ice on the area, then it will chisel off far easier.
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Dry Ice.
Put a bag of dry ice on the area, then it will chisel off far easier.
:werd:
This is soooooo true. I chipped all mine out in my first SE with just a hammer and a flathead screwdriver. For my second SE, I did the dry ice thing and it came out MUCH cleaner and easier.
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the dry ice trick works a treat :)
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dry ice = Canadian winter
wait until January ... hammer and chisel ;)
Hah! Just try and do that in your tropical nice and warm all year round climate!
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dry ice = Canadian winter
wait until January ... hammer and chisel ;)
Hah! Just try and do that in your tropical nice and warm all year round climate!
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Yah but you would have to go to Manitoba, or Alberta, where they get the "dry cold" LMAO