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Re: sound deadner in a race car
[Re: Sport440]
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04/30/11 06:58 PM
04/30/11 06:58 PM
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Romeo MI
MR_P_BODY
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I used this stuff from Home Depot. It's a sound deadener and helps keep the heat out. I can't remember the name of it. 
No workie
Does the Link No workie for you?
Or does the Home depot stuff, No workie?
I would think the HD stuff, would Helpie at least.
My buddy has the stuff from Home Depot and it works
pretty darn good... I was in his truck for over a
1000 miles in a week and it was not bad at all...
I think I will look at that first
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Re: sound deadner in a race car
[Re: Quicktree]
#982723
04/30/11 07:44 PM
04/30/11 07:44 PM
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Romeo MI
MR_P_BODY
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I'll take a look at it. going to put it under the carpet, the doors and behind the back seat.
I dont know if I'll do the doors(yet) but the firewall,
floor and the back wall tend to be where the major
amount of noise and heat come from
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Re: sound deadner in a race car
[Re: MR_P_BODY]
#982724
04/30/11 08:49 PM
04/30/11 08:49 PM
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USA
krw71ragtop
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I used this stuff from Home Depot. It's a sound deadener and helps keep the heat out. I can't remember the name of it.
No workie
Does the Link No workie for you?
Or does the Home depot stuff, No workie?
I would think the HD stuff, would Helpie at least.
My buddy has the stuff from Home Depot and it works
pretty darn good... I was in his truck for over a
1000 miles in a week and it was not bad at all...
I think I will look at that first
Sorry my picture didn't load right away Mr P ! Stupid dial-up anyway.  I wouldn't even think about trying to load a link. But it's called Reflectix. You can get it in 24" wide by 25' long rolls or 48" wide by 25' long.
It seems to work good for me and it helps hide the welded in frame rail connectors. Can't tell they are in there with the carpet installed.  As far as keeping the heat out I just put the top down if it gets to warm.
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