removing the tar stuff from there floor with dry ice
anyone ever had a go at this?
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and if you have any left over you could try this.
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Cool, quite literally. Beats heating it up with a hot air gun and scraping it off with pallet knife. Took me the best part of a day to remove mine like that, worth it though as there's just over 20Kg's of that stuff in a Coupé.1990 B3 2.0 80 quattro.
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Use a rubber mallet and dont be brutal otherwise you'll dent and crease the floorpan...... or use a flat scraper and chip gently at it, as it will shock the deadening off.
Oh and use gloves....Jay - pug_life85@hotmail.com
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Put a bit into an empty 2L coke bottle shut the lid then quickly throw and run like f!ck------BOOOOOOOOOM--Neighbours dogs go crazy then the coppers turn up------apparently

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That's why dry ice was forbidden to sell to private persons here (after few accidents). I needed to scrap my coupe with heat gun in my hand. What a dirty job
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Yeah - what a shame you can't roll up to B&Q and ask for 10 kilos of dry ice
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