<VV> dyna mat clone

[John O'Shea]

I just finished doing the inside of a 65 convertible with fatMat which is a 
thick aluminum sheet with a black super sticky adhesive a little under 1/8" 
thick.  It comes in 18" x 25' rolls and 18" x 50' rolls.
I didn't do the doors or the space under the top well.  I replaced the pad 
under the top well with one from Clark's.
25 ft would not have been enough to do a LM convertible the way I did it, 
but 50 ft is a little too much.
I am using up the leftover doing multi-layer on the vertical panel behind 
the back seat where the factory tar paper and felt pad was.  FatMat is VERY 
sticky and adheres firmly to a clean surface.
It's well over 100 degrees in Las Vegas now. the stuff has not loosened and 
does not smell.


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "The Barneck's" <dougbee at comcast.net>
To: <virtualvairs at corvair.org>
Sent: Friday, July 17, 2009 8:52 AM
Subject: <VV> dyna mat clone


> It seems like I remember someone saying they had found and used a cheaper 
> alternative to dynamat.  Any one have details?  I want to try and insulate 
> the interior some.
> DougBarneck
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