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IMMO, the freeze option is the best method. But I hate the odor emanated from these cans. I'm using now a block of dry ice resting for 10 minutes in a partial section, peeling this sector, then moving the dry ice to an adjacent zone. The final result will be same like using the spray can without smelling that horrific odor that you can also taste in your mouth.
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