TexasSprite
Jedi Hopeful
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Here is a what I was working on this weekend in an attempt to cool off the barbecue pit where my feet reside while driving my bugeye in the Texas heat. The foil backed damping material is from www.secondskinaudio.com and is a whole lot cheaper than Dynamat. It is supposed to limit the heat as well as damp out some of the noise. You get times three effect if you double layer it, so I plan to do that in the footwells. It does make the doors sound a lot less tinny when you close them. I made patterns out of heavy craft paper, then used a heavy pair of scissors to trim the sheets to match the patterns. This worked out easier than using a utility knife. A small roller was useful in pressing it into place.
To get ready for this step, I cleaned all the sheet metal up, applied POR15 to seal it up. With this done, I'm finally getting around to installing the interior (Moss carpet and panels). As you can see, I've got the first two carpet pieces in place, a process that actually went pretty well. No blood on the carpet or fingers permanently glued together!
Mike
To get ready for this step, I cleaned all the sheet metal up, applied POR15 to seal it up. With this done, I'm finally getting around to installing the interior (Moss carpet and panels). As you can see, I've got the first two carpet pieces in place, a process that actually went pretty well. No blood on the carpet or fingers permanently glued together!
Mike