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Removing Asphalt Deadener

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Do you have old asphalt deadener(roofing material) that you need to remove before installing a quality butyl rubber sound deadener like Damplifier Pro? Check out this customers video for tips on how to remove that old asphalt, it's not easy but definitely worth the time, better than having that stuff in there out-gassing and melting throughout the years!!! Click here for a great video a customer made on how to remove that yucky asphalt deadener http://youtu.be/JFnUu3mQTwU

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     personally I would rather waste a CO2 fire extinguisher over heating that crap up and making a mess

     

    fogging it with CO2 will freeze it and it will come off in solid peices 

     

    the CO2 fire extinguisher is also the FASTEST beer chiller on the planet...LOL

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    Not sure why the guy cares about painting metal he is about to cover with sound deadener, but to each their own.  That hot knife might not be a bad tool to add to the collection. 

     

     

     

    I will give another positive vote for Damp Pro.  It's great stuff!

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