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Join Date: Feb 2008
Location: Buenos Aires, Argentina
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I love that car
I had most of the pics you posted on my hard drive I always loved the way the FD intake looked on that car. Quick question, how did you remove the tar back in 07? I have to tackle that job and I dont know how to do it
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Join Date: Apr 2010
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To answer your question, I did the removal in December when it was right around freezing outside. The cold makes the tar brittle, and easy to break up. You can just whack it with a hammer and it'll come apart, then scrape the remaining chunks off with a paint scraper. I've heard of people using dry ice to get the same effect in warmer weather, but I don't know how well that would work. I noticed when removing the remaining tar this week that soaking the floor in mineral spirits seems to loosen the adhesion enough that you can scrape up big pieces with a flat razor-knife, but I don't think that would work for full-thickness material. Just wait 'til winter would be my suggestion. Still, it's definitely a worthwhile mod. I was amazed that I got two 5 gallon buckets full-to-the-brim of that stuff out of the car. It's heavy and there's a lot of it! |
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