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Old 11-04-2014, 09:01 PM
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I used the eastwood stuff. very user friendly. I sealed the seams with aluminum tape and used a small metal roller to push it onto the surface. Used a screen roller to get it into the corners. Cut a piece to size before peeling the back off.

For prep, I made sure all areas were free of rust. fresh primer. rustoleum paint and wiped down with grease and wax remover.

I did floor pans, all the way up behind the back seat, inside the doors and quarter window areas. huge difference in lack of road noise.

I have heard some stuff can drip if applied to the rood of a coupe and you live in an area that gets hot. I have the convertible so not an issue for me.

 


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