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Apr 5, 2003

salokod

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Dynamat Question

Once you apply Dynamat to a trunk, can you take it off?!

Apr 5, 2003

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As far as I know... no... you can't. I got some on one of my jackets once and it has never came off. That stuff is REALLY sticky. Somebody correct me if I'm wrong. Maybe with a razor blade you could get it off but that would take forever.

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i would pay someone to do it if i were you... that sh*t is a pain in the ****... least it was for me, cause its hard to contort this frame into the trunk...

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If you can manage to remove the aluminum constraining layer, use a razor blade or some other scraper to get the excess tar off. THen get industrial tar remover.....in all honestly, it would just be easier to buy a new car.....heh.