<VV> Carpet, etc.

[MarK Durham]

This is what I did. I cleaned the floor, then primed it with a good
rustoleum primer. then I used a dynamat type sound deadening mat which is a
a butyl self stick material lined with a aluminum barrier. Instead of
spending high $ on the Dynamat, I went to Lowe's and got their peel and
seal for much less money and the car is very quiet now.

Here is a link.
http://www.lowes.com/Building-Supplies/Roofing-Gutters/Flashings-Flashing-Kits/_/N-1z0z3rb/pl?cm_sp=-_-|-_-|PopularCat_Flashing_Flashing_Kits&cm_cr=Roofing+Ventilation+and+Gutters-_-Web+Activity-_-Roofing+Ventilation+and+Gutters+Top+Flexible-_-SC_Roofing++Gutters_TopFlexible_Area-_-10413581_7
_#!
The stuff is very sticky, and once you put it down, you won't get it up
very easily. Make sure you get it down with overlapped seams so no chance
of moisture can get to the floor.

 Mark Durham
Hauser, Idaho
62 Monza coupe Red/Red 4 speed


On Mon, Apr 7, 2014 at 7:10 PM, Alan Eggleston <AlanE.Eggleston at scouting.org
> wrote:

> Anyone with recommendations for or against using a product like FlexSeal
> on the floorboard of the car?  Mine is almost spotless being an AZ car all
> it's life?  Also, is using regular carpet padding OK, or is there another
> product I could find at a box store that would be better?  I had thought of
> just using carpet remnants to put under the carpet I am installing to help
> deaden sound.
>
> Comments?
>
> Alan Eggleston
> 65 Monza Coupe
>
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