best way to remove sound deadener

[scrape]

i heard dry ice will make the sound deadener go brittle and shatter when attacked with a hammer and cole chizzle...... anyone done this befor or got any other methods of removing this extra weight?

and is there any sound deadener on the underside of floor pan?

[sonsta]

i did my red ke with a hammer and chisel dan, it wasnt much fun.

dry ice is the way to go but, no idea where you would get it from but

[shift_rook]

yeah dry ice i've heard is a good method, probably the easiest though you have to be careful how oyu handle it.

[scrape]

i can get dry ice from brisbane

[Axentrik]

i just used a hammer, chisel and a screw driver to get off the bits in awkward positions. didnt take that long at all.

[scrape]

and does it leave any sticky bits on when done like that

[marvis]

It varies from car to car on how eay it will come off. But dry ice is probably the easiest and quickest method.

marvis.

[.ady]

dry ice and a hammer ! theres a video in technical articles if you would to have a look looks really fun

[scrape]

fark yeah maaaad im on it

[--Redwork--]

Having never tried dry ice I can't comment... But it HAS to be easier than just chipping away at it normally... And I agree with marvis.. I varries considerably from car to car.. Some are damm easy, while others are just rediculous..