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| bajafreaks |
 Jun 28 2023, 05:22 PM
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Is there a trick/secret method to removing the factory tar coating on the floor pans?
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| VaccaRabite |
Jul 1 2023, 12:29 PM
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That kind would be fine. The kind I used was in chunks and I bought it from a grocery store. Either way.
I think I got about 5lbs and I was enough to do the floor of a BMW 2002 (same tar, a little more of it). It may have been 10lbs - I don't recall. Once you buy it keep it in a cooler. Even so - you are now on the clock. Get to work! I did planned segments. I put the ice in 2 segments. Move one segment to the next open space and remove the tar under it. when that was done keep moving to the next. That way to are always cooling 2 segments. The dry ice will freeze the tar har and make it very brittle. If its gummy at all, let the ice sit longer. But don't let the ice sit for too long or else you are just wasting BTUs as the ice evaporates. Zach |
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