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07-04-2005 #1
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Ok, so no opinions on solimide. No problem, I have decided against it for cost reasons. Melamine foam works as good and is a lot less expensive, too. Recently ran across a headliner foam that has a perforated vinyl skin that closely matched the headliner material from early 2nd gen f-bodies. It works great, had my 67 shell in the sun to test some material and the headliner foam definitely does the job. Best of all its 1 product that can insulate and finish the interior roof area. Its made by dB engineering.
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07-04-2005 #2
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Just curious but has anyone have any experience with the spray-on bedliner material? I've been hearing some of the streetrod guys are having their interiors and undercarriages shot with this stuff. It's not very thick so you could add jute padding and carpeting over the top of it. What are your opinions about its effectiveness inside a car?
07-04-2005 #3
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I did Mortons spray on bed liner on my 69' camaro. I did the trunk, underbody, and floorboards. I am still going to use Dynamat though. If I were to do it over again i would have saved up more money and had it done in Line-x. Much more thicker and more durable. The Mortons does look really good on the underbody though.
Question for Tom...should I still do the floorboards in Dynamat over the bedliner? I want do the roof, firewall, doors, and behind trim panels and need to know if I should order more. the metal is sandwhiched on the floorboards with Mortons bed liner as of now. Thanks
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