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11-02-2011, 11:11 AM
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Pontirag: The "peel & seal" is in 6" wide rolls, I don't know if you missed that.
I checked the FatMat site and their stuff, in 100 sq. ft. quantities is two 18" wide rolls. Probably better for floors; I'm probably going to use that stuff for my floors when I get to it. george
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11-02-2011, 12:16 PM
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FatMat came up in another discussion. I am struggling to compare the two on therma insulation perf. Going to engineering school makes things like this job tougher...I gotta see the numbers whenever I possibly can!!!! This looks like a PIA job under the headliner and we want the best bang for the buck. This is one of those things like paint work..it is all about the prep work. we know we can't expect the best A/C perf from an non insulated car and the roof and doors have no insulation right now. Any info about the relative perf of FatMan versus Dynamat combined with Dynaliner? |
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