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Old 05-21-2012, 02:14 PM
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It will not show once installed,the Eastwood stuff works so well, really cuts the noise and driveline heat. I used a tiny pizza roller to really flatten it before carpeting. I also used the good silver tape to cover areas where seams were. If your gonna keep it/drive it, its something to consider..Its far from original obviously, but not noticeable. Also makes the radio sound much better ( rear speakers) Its just an FYI..Love your car ! Its nice to see someone else spreading out the mess like I used too!!


Did you just buy the standard kit from them that says it will cover about 33 sq ft? I was thinking of putting this on the roof and in the doors as well. Also, do you just put the carpet directly over this, or still use an under lay?
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Old 05-21-2012, 04:57 PM
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Did you just buy the standard kit from them that says it will cover about 33 sq ft? I was thinking of putting this on the roof and in the doors as well. Also, do you just put the carpet directly over this, or still use an under lay?
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Sent you a PM ( people do you use on the doors, I used the plastic water shields with the 3m sticky string

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