Sound deadening removal - vertical surfaces?

[snow hawk]

What's up Zilvia;
Question for those of you who have removed your sound deadening with dry ice; how did you guys get the rear sound deadening on the wheel arches? Could use some tips on that, that's the last of the deadening I need to remove. Here's some pics for reference. http://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20161211/a27b9cb5ff151d9a06bd2da5f447410c.jpghttp://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20161211/bc1f187b72b3d75b7eba368efcf2b3bd.jpghttp://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20161211/a3557b0dea6d19a4c2d547fd7c703f27.jpghttp://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20161211/cbdad32698107dc823d74b8811fc757f.jpgThanks in advance!

[SteeleBrothersDrifting_Mike]

Heat gun and a putty knife

[rawgarage]

Dry ice in a block form...
bag it and then break it down to pellets or chunks with a hammer... prop that bag on to any non flat surfaces

[Standard]

You don't absolutely NEED dry ice, just makes it easier. Grab a beefy flat head/cold chisel and a hammer and just go to town. Have fun! Hahah