Removing sound deadening tar

[scheides]

There's a place that carries dry ice in uptown:

http://www.shamrockgroup.net/

[clean2g]

nvm.

[b00stcreep21]

Found a place in Fridley... Ron's Ice Company. Sells a 10lbs block for $13.00 :cool:

[twack]

Since i used water, how do you use dry ice

[Swifty1638]

I just picked at mine through the winter last season. Remove the carpet, gut it, and let the winter take it's effect.

-A. Swift

[Jakey]

I would remove as much as possible with heat and then visit your local decal artist and get some industrial strength adhesive remover.

[b00stcreep21]

The dry ice worked amazingly well. No sticky residue left over either. I'm happy w/ the results. The $13 is worth the effort and time it saves. Oh, and for anyone that wants to do this in the future, don't pour water on the dry ice in the car because you think it'll look cool, you just end up making a mess... Don't ask me how I know... :p

[Speedfreak]

The dry ice worked amazingly well. No sticky residue left over either. I'm happy w/ the results. The $13 is worth the effort and time it saves. Oh, and for anyone that wants to do this in the future, don't pour water on the dry ice in the car because you think it'll look cool, you just end up making a mess... Don't ask me how I know... :p

Nice! I always heard people suggest it, but never saw pics of results or heard anyone first hand who had tried it. That looks like the way I'll go when I build a road race car.

[turbotalon1g]

It was sweet, i just slide the crowbar underneath one side of it, it took out almost half of the pad that was there, def. worth every penny on this one.