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    Dynamat removal?

    I dont freakin know how to take this dynamat crap out. Its wayyy heavy and im now ANTI-SLAP. So im selling my system. Weak. Haha well iono does anyone have the "ultimate" solution for this sticky problem? This is hard to come off... hella! I herd of dry ice for tar but for dynamat???
    Last edited by Nocturnal CB7; 12-23-2005, 05:57 AM.

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    #2
    spray-on or stick-on? later.
    Avoiding dirt at all costs

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      #3
      Originally posted by TypeG
      spray-on or stick-on? later.
      stick on...... its like tar i swear!

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        #4
        try some alcohol...you will need tons of it though...also...home supply stores might sell adhesive remover....ever thought of that? prolly not....

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          #5
          heat gun. But be careful you don't boil the paint off or burn your hands.
          It really is a labor of love making a neglected CB7 with "normal wear and tear" into something worth being proud of.

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            #6
            Gallon of wd-40 and a blow dryer.
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              #7
              I think time, patience and elbow grease will be the ticket .

              Couldn't of been done without you guys

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                #8
                haha thanks guys. Sorry i didnt reply sooner. ill try the heatgun.... sounds good.

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                I'm starting all over again since I got another CB.


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                  #9
                  Originally posted by mondojackal
                  try some alcohol...you will need tons of it though...also...home supply stores might sell adhesive remover....ever thought of that? prolly not....
                  you know what i do appreciate your help but adhesive remover? ARE YOU KIDDING??? You know how sticky this shit is? That shit wont work worth a daym.. I DO HAVE IT AND I HAVE THOUGHT OF IT. You know what doe cutthroat.... ive been seeing your posts and replies and you been giving uncalled for comments. The idiots nodd doesnt suprise me... from you. Take that stick out of your ass guy, its annoying the shit outta me.

                  I am no longer using this forum name.
                  You can find me as
                  jdm_inspired...
                  I'm starting all over again since I got another CB.


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                    #10
                    Originally posted by Nocturnal CB7
                    you know what i do appreciate your help but adhesive remover? ARE YOU KIDDING??? You know how sticky this shit is? That shit wont work worth a daym.. I DO HAVE IT AND I HAVE THOUGHT OF IT. You know what doe cutthroat.... ive been seeing your posts and replies and you been giving uncalled for comments. The idiots nodd doesnt suprise me... from you. Take that stick out of your ass guy, its annoying the shit outta me.
                    pwn'd!
                    good luck with ur un-dynamatting the ride
                    -pax
                    Seattle, WA

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                      #11
                      i wouldnt do it cause if u love teh bump u might get somemore i would love the xtra lbs so my interior could be quiet than a mofo

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                        #12
                        The compound Dynamat uses is rubberized asphalt. Once you apply it, it's going to take time and money to remove it. Just keep it in the car, a complete install of dynamat adds only 100 pounds.

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                          #13
                          heat

                          heat liket heat gun would help because of tarbase it's not gonna be worth it really to go scrapeoff every peice

                          how much weight do you figure dynamatt is
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                            #14
                            you never know you might want a system in again lolol
                            WE MISS YOU JO(9-04-2008)

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                              #15
                              try battery aicd i used that to take out the stock tar thats in my CB7 and it drid it out and crakt it offf it was not all gummy and shit but the battery acid happed by actcident it spild it my truck and the next day it was all hard i duno but its werth a try if you hate that shit

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