After I remove the tar off the floor, how do i remove that gluey gunk underneath it?
05-28-2002, 01:13 PM
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After I remove the tar off the floor, how do i remove that gluey gunk underneath it?
I just ripped it off, no dry ice needed. I was thinking denatured alcohol? I cant even chip it off its so damn hard. Thanks guys
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Re: After I remove the tar off the floor, how do i remove that gluey gunk underneath it? (95civiccou
$3 disposable metal drill brush from Sears (takes the place of a drill bit) ... it takes some of the paint off, but then it's a race car, so it doesn't matter, right?
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Re: After I remove the tar off the floor, how do i remove that gluey gunk underneath it? (95civiccou
Thats why people use dry ice, so there wont be this problem. Try dry ice maybe.
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Re: After I remove the tar off the floor, how do i remove that gluey gunk underneath it? (95civiccou
I just ripped it off, no dry ice needed. I was thinking denatured alcohol? I cant even chip it off its so damn hard. Thanks guys
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Re: After I remove the tar off the floor, how do i remove that gluey gunk underneath it? (95civiccou
JASCO!!!! but then you have to re-paint the inside hehe
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Re: After I remove the tar off the floor, how do i remove that gluey gunk underneath it? (95civiccou
heat gun ....then scrap it off like gum. Gunna stink though.. 
05-29-2002, 04:22 AM
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Re: After I remove the tar off the floor, how do i remove that gluey gunk underneath it? (95civiccou
gasoline works GREAT!!!!!!
A leaking line on a 2 gal. fuel cell full of race gas stripped that tar RIGHT NOW!
BTW car was running a direct port NOS setup using a seperate fuel supply with the NOS enrichment.
A leaking line on a 2 gal. fuel cell full of race gas stripped that tar RIGHT NOW!
BTW car was running a direct port NOS setup using a seperate fuel supply with the NOS enrichment.
05-29-2002, 04:29 AM
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Re: After I remove the tar off the floor, how do i remove that gluey gunk underneath it? (95civiccou
I just ripped it off, no dry ice needed.
i got just the tar patches in the front off,
as they are thicker in the front and come off
easier in chunks using a flat head/chisle....
but the tar under the seats, back, and trunk
is a thinner layer harder to get a gipr of and
doesn't come off as easy,...i know dry ice is
the solution, but just wondering what you used?
works great
05-29-2002, 05:53 AM
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Re: After I remove the tar off the floor, how do i remove that gluey gunk underneath it? (95civiccou
I just ripped it off, no dry ice needed. I was thinking denatured alcohol? I cant even chip it off its so damn hard. Thanks guys
Or the seam sealer?
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