Come on guys... I figured with enough of you having raced before at
least one of you would know the fast easy way to get that out.

1.)Go to the local supermarket and pick up ~10-15lbs of dry ice or
dry ice pellets.
2.) Put them on the floor over the sound deadning in moderatly small
areas (~2 square feet at a time).
3.)Wait about 2 minutes and then hit with either a decent hammer or a
mallet (it should lift slightly and then just scrape it loose with
either the back of the hammer or a screwdriver) expect about 3"X6"
pieces.
4.)Enjoy!

It will pop off the floor leaving a nice shiny patch of primer
underneath. There will still be small spots where there are very thin
amounts left on, Due to not getting cold enough. I just used a wire
brush on a drill to get those areas.

-Jon
Team211racing

--- In 24hoursofLeMons@yahoogroups.com, Jay Lamm <jlamm@...> wrote:
>
> Basically, you just want to get enough of this crap off that it
> doesn't interfere with the cage installation (especially, that it
> doesn't burst into flame while you're trying to weld, which is
always
> exciting). Beyond that, yeah, Jason's right--it's just polishing
the
> brass on the Titanic.
>
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> On Feb 11, 2008, at 11:19 AM, tajracing45 wrote:
>
> > Alrighty...we are stripping down the car and there is this thick
gunk
> > for sound proofing cars under the carpet. I've been to a couple
of the
> > teams websites and there are people actually scraping this crap
off.
> > Is it really necessary to take this stuff off? I really don't see
the
> > benefit of spending a day or two taking all this crap out of the
> > car to
> > gain maybe 3 or 4 pounds? Is there a resale value? Can you smoke
it?
> > What is to gain? What is to lose? Please, y'all chime in, and Mr.
> > Lamm too.....
> >
> > Travis
> > www.tajracing.com
> >
> >
> >
>