Snow in trunk
03-01-2005, 04:16 PM
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Originally Posted by GIBSON6594
I want my 10 seconds back
dude, let it melt on its own
dude, let it melt on its own
Dude, first wrap your car entirely in plastic so it's sealed in a vacuum.
Take a vacuum (preferably a big shop vac, more suction), and poke a hole just big enough to get to where the snow went. Insert the vacuum, and seal the plastic around the tube. Now turn on vacuum... You should be all set.
03-01-2005, 04:19 PM
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Originally Posted by bigwilliestyle
No way.
Dude, first wrap your car entirely in plastic so it's sealed in a vacuum.
Take a vacuum (preferably a big shop vac, more suction), and poke a hole just big enough to get to where the snow went. Insert the vacuum, and seal the plastic around the tube. Now turn on vacuum... You should be all set.
Dude, first wrap your car entirely in plastic so it's sealed in a vacuum.
Take a vacuum (preferably a big shop vac, more suction), and poke a hole just big enough to get to where the snow went. Insert the vacuum, and seal the plastic around the tube. Now turn on vacuum... You should be all set.
better get that hairdryer quick.
03-01-2005, 04:40 PM
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My Garage
Originally Posted by HEKURTSEHU
i will find you clowns if my car rusts ! 
Seriously, its either gonna melt on its own, or with the hairdryer. The same result from either decision.
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