so one of my buddies has a 94 civic coupe that he has gutted ant the only thing left to do is remove the sound detining material, and the only way he has been able to do it so far is to use a hammer and chizzle, if any one has delt with this before or has any info that could help it would be greatly appreciated..

thanks

 

Try using dry-ice.

I've done the same thing more that once and I always use dry-ice. You will still have to use a hammer and a chisel, but the dry-ice makes it a lot easier.

If anyone else has any other techniques for removing the crap post it up.

 

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dry ice is the way to go. wait about 10 min. the chisel away.
here's a DIY link:
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=525936

 

where's the best place to get dry ice??

btw, thanks for the replies.... aprreciate it.

 

dry ice does work the best to get the big chunks out. ive found dry ice at our local supermarket.