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Old Jan 28, 2009, 09:17 AM
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easiest way to REMOVE sound deadening?

I want to remove all my sound deadening, because I dont have subs anymore, but as you may know, its stuck on VERY good. does anyone know how to remove it easily?

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You can use dry ice. Put it on a spot for 10 sec or so. Then just hit with hammer. Breaks it right up.
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wow i've never heard of that before haha but thanks I can try that....any more ideas guys?!?!
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dry ice works the best, doesnt leave behind any residue or sticky ****

good luck!
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Yea, but it takes longer than 10 secs depending on the size. Usually several minutes 10 or so, then all the sound deadening become hard sheets.
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damn i was hoping i wouldn't have to pay for anything to remove it, but i want it allll gone. thanks for the idea....so heating the stuff and pulling it off wouldn't work too well?
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Heating will make it really sticky.
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I'm confused. Why would you want to remove this stuff even though there's no stereo in there now? Is it impeding something else?
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well the point of getting rid of the subs was to save weight and to save for a turbo so the sound deadening weighs down the car a bit! and its covering access to the fuel tank if i need to change the fuel pump eventually haha
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