Sunday, February 6, 2011

Removed the sound deadening tar off the floor

As much complaining as I've heard about this, I just got after it with a craftsman scraper, a rubber mallet, some gloves, and a pair of safety goggles.


Well it took TIME but it wasn't that hard. I got the sound deadening off the floor of the passenger side. I ended up with 8 lbs of material in a plastic bag plus a good bit that went down the shop vac. I'd venture to say that 16 lbs of loss on both driver and passenger side can easily be realized when I'm finished.





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  1. UnknownFebruary 8, 2011 at 10:54 AM

    looks much cleaner. Why didn't you use dry ice?

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  2. HarrisRacingFebruary 8, 2011 at 11:40 AM

    Since it's winter it really came up quite easily. I have done the dry ice trick before with good results, but had to hit it with a hammer, which dented the floor. Elbow grease will yield a cleaner look in the end (half of what I am trying to accomplish with this car).

    Thanks!

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