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  1. 01-14-2005, 10:58 #1
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    dynamat

    anyone know an easy method to take dynamat off ?
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    Quote Originally Posted by riz
    anyone know an easy method to take dynamat off ?
    not to be hurtfull.. but the sarcasm is taing over on this one...

    ... there's an easy method?????

    serisously.. i cant really think of an easy method.. my guess would be either heat gun.. which would make a big mess out of the glue or whatever makes it stick...

    or maybe ice it... but that wouldnt be very practical...

    3d option would be a little destructive of the paint on the surfaces its stuck to.. would be using a 'puty knife" like the little 3 or 4 inch wide ones for drywalling.. but liek i said..most likely youll end up scratching the paint in the doors and such


    out of curiosity.. why do you need to remove it??
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    Quote Originally Posted by Marty01
    out of curiosity.. why do you need to remove it??
    Exactly... It's gonna be a complete ***** to remove, and it won't hurt anything to leave it in there.
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  4. 01-14-2005, 15:47 #4
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    cuz i wanna use the second skin liquid stuff instead so there will be no air pockets at all. the little dynamt i had i used in areas with many creases. i just want it to be perfect. i guess all just use the second skin liquid over it
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    Quote Originally Posted by riz
    cuz i wanna use the second skin liquid stuff instead so there will be no air pockets at all. the little dynamt i had i used in areas with many creases. i just want it to be perfect. i guess all just use the second skin liquid over it

    id try the "putty knife" method as i really dont think the other 2 would actually work.. never having removed dynamat i was taking a wild guess to be honest..

    it will take some work im sure and i wouldnt worry too much about paint since your going to spray something to cover it up and prevent rust that way

    DO be sure to clean the surface VERY well... denatured alcohol should work very good without leaving residue or lots of warm water and elbow grease... in any case make absolutely sure you clean the surfaces properly
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    Quote Originally Posted by riz
    cuz i wanna use the second skin liquid stuff instead so there will be no air pockets at all. the little dynamt i had i used in areas with many creases. i just want it to be perfect. i guess all just use the second skin liquid over it

    Don't worry about removing the dynamat. Just go right over it with the Spectrum. Just pay special attention to wherever you ahve the creases, and be sure to fill them with deadener. The spectrum wont have a problem sticking to the mat.
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