Removing this stuff

[Thebrownturd]

Anyone have a good method to remove the factory deadener. I got what I could but the rest is glued on.

[Thebrownturd]

Sorry here is a better picture.

[swamp rat]

Scraper of some kind, maybe a wire brush? Or maybe something like like a 3M Roloc bristle disk??? (i have never used one so just a suggestion, that is if you have a good compressor and dotco motors.)

There are also coarse fiber wheels available at hardware stores you can chuck into a drill if nessasary..

3M 9099DCNA Large Area Paint and Rust Stripper -...

http://www.grainger.com/product/6RX7...160127001759:s

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[Acorn]

If have used a comdination of adhesive removers, thinners, scrapers, wire brushes etc. Some trucks are easier than others. Depends on how well it is glued. I always give up and just get it close then slap some sound deadener over it!
What ever you do, wear a mask and eye protection!

[snipescastle2]

There is a pneumatic gasket scraper at harbor freight for $25.00 that you can use for many things like this. Even the rust proofing sprayed on the inside of you door shell, works pretty slick too......
http://m.harborfreight.com/air-tools...kit-95826.html

here you go.....hth,
Ben

[Leftlane]

I have one of these (not the overpriced Eastwood version) and it works great on undercoats and seam sealants.
I think i paid around $150 for mine.
Well worth the money.

http://www.eastwood.com/eastwood-pne...FYVFaQodHGUIfA