Dynamat Tar Removal

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Dynamat Tar Removal

Post by UriahRR » Sun Jul 05, 2009 2:31 pm

Another quick question: What's the best/easiest way to remove dynamat from the inside of a trunk lid? I got most of the Aluminum foil off, but the black tar is still clinging on. What method and cleaner work the best for this shit?

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Post by Mat00ES » Sun Jul 05, 2009 3:11 pm

idk I used a razor blade and it sucked.
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Post by 2k1MotorSport » Sun Jul 05, 2009 3:15 pm

get another trunk lid... :lol:
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Post by UriahRR » Sun Jul 05, 2009 3:33 pm

2k1MotorSport wrote:get another trunk lid... :lol:
That's funny, I actually just bought this one from 03 sxt with Dynamat on it. I'm not going to install subs, so I figured I'd just peel off the Dynamat, but this shit is so much harder to remove than to install. If I were to buy another lid that happened to have Dynamat, I would just leave it on. This PITA isn't worth the few pounds I'm saving.


So... are there no good dynamat or tar solvents?
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Post by SOKADAO954 » Sun Jul 05, 2009 3:36 pm

UriahRR wrote:
2k1MotorSport wrote:get another trunk lid... :lol:
That's funny, I actually just bought this one from 03 sxt with Dynamat on it. I'm not going to install subs, so I figured I'd just peel off the Dynamat, but this shit is so much harder to remove than to install. If I were to buy another lid that happened to have Dynamat, I would just leave it on. This PITA isn't worth the few pounds I'm saving.


So... are there no good dynamat or tar solvents?
pounds????? dynamats don't weight much at all.
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Post by UriahRR » Sun Jul 05, 2009 3:42 pm

SOKADAO954 wrote:
UriahRR wrote:
2k1MotorSport wrote:get another trunk lid... :lol:
That's funny, I actually just bought this one from 03 sxt with Dynamat on it. I'm not going to install subs, so I figured I'd just peel off the Dynamat, but this shit is so much harder to remove than to install. If I were to buy another lid that happened to have Dynamat, I would just leave it on. This PITA isn't worth the few pounds I'm saving.


So... are there no good dynamat or tar solvents?
pounds????? dynamats don't weight much at all.
*This PITA isn't worth the 0 pounds I'm saving.
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Post by SOKADAO954 » Sun Jul 05, 2009 3:46 pm

UriahRR wrote:
SOKADAO954 wrote:
UriahRR wrote: That's funny, I actually just bought this one from 03 sxt with Dynamat on it. I'm not going to install subs, so I figured I'd just peel off the Dynamat, but this shit is so much harder to remove than to install. If I were to buy another lid that happened to have Dynamat, I would just leave it on. This PITA isn't worth the few pounds I'm saving.


So... are there no good dynamat or tar solvents?
pounds????? dynamats don't weight much at all.
*This PITA isn't worth the 0 pounds I'm saving.
ohh i see. dynamats are good keep's the heat out, reduce road noise etc.


yea... its was better on the car :thumbup:
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Post by dtjackten » Mon Jul 06, 2009 5:23 pm

well i would suggest that u either cover it with something or get a new trunk, i have installed dynomat, and it is easy to work with, but if u have to try to remove it is a pain, and that is not when it has been baked on the car for who knows how long.
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Post by sidepipe87 » Mon Jul 06, 2009 6:18 pm

Just put a trunk carpet over it.
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Post by occasional demons » Mon Jul 06, 2009 6:47 pm

Wow, that has to be a mess. If mineral spirits or penetrating oil doesn't faze it, I would get some cheap cloth to stick to it and then do the trunk lid carpet, like mentioned. I have thought about how one would go about removing that stuff, but that's as much as I wanted to hurt my brain.

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Post by UriahRR » Mon Jul 06, 2009 7:18 pm

Yea, I already have the carpet and everything. I just wanted to save the weight if I didn't need it.

Looking back... yea... :banghead: next time I'll leave it on.
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Post by hybrid-Srt2001 » Mon Jul 06, 2009 7:37 pm

best way is heat gun and scraper or dry ice and scraper
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Post by Anonymous User » Mon Jul 06, 2009 7:49 pm

hybrid-Srt2001 wrote:best way is heat gun and scraper or dry ice and scraper
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Post by Caraudioholic24 » Fri Jul 10, 2009 1:00 am

yea i would also have to say heat gun and a scraper and a couple of 30 racks of beer cause its gonna take you forever... LOL
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