I'm doing a autopower roll bar install and don't want to bolt onto of the tar like sound dending material. I've seen pics with people take it up. But Mitsubishi put this on car with f***ing space craft glue it won't come up. Any advice?

(Will post pics later on my phone right now and can't do it)

Thanks

 

I've never done it, but I've heard dry ice works. You gotta freeze it and then it chip it off with a scraper.

 

dry ice, its not a fun or easy job to do.

i would just bolt over it, its not gonna make a difference

 

^unless you want a clean look and/or the most weight savings you can possibly get. I helped a friend tear down his interior in his subie and it looked crappy to say the least

 

how much louder is the car in side with out the sounded deading

 

I used dry ice in my old Si. It's a ***** but it works, comes off it little chunks and you may mess up your paint underneath...if you do try towerpaint.com , OEM paint in a spray can...

 

its not worth it in my opinion unless your doing a strictly track car. it looks like crap and makes the inside of the car pretty loud

 

like everyone said, dry ice. ive helped a friend with it before, its not too fun.

 

Bolting over it i guess might try later down the road. Don't even know were to get dry ice at lol

Joe did you leave yours?

 

cant you just put the carpet back in after

 

^u could but as everyone has stated if your trying to save all the weight you can y the hell would he put the carpet back in which weighs probably a thousand times more than the sound deadening material

 

I used a heat gun and a scraper, worked awesome. It only took a half hour tops to do the whole car (trans tunnel included) and a lot of the time was spent figuring out the best temp to get the pads.

If it bubbles you got it too hot and it comes off messy, if it's just warm to the touch then you can roll it off using the scraper.

I also took all the excess seam sealer out off the car and went back over it with a lighter coat. Simple scraper and elbow grease there, did the whole bottom of the car as well.

 

Seems the Mustang guys were talking about the heat gun trick and it worked.

 

It was super easy, I didn't want to deal with finding dry ice.

I was pretty supprised really, I've used a wire wheel before and it was a mess, the heatgun was the magic trick.

 

yea i left mine. im not a weight *****. ill drop weight in other places instead of tearing my car up