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Ok so I am about to put my interior together and I would llike to get a collective opinion from all the experts. Dynamat , hushmat, fatmat , lizard skin, just go original ? If you have used any of these products , would you recommend them or do things differently? I was thinking about using like a dynamat on the floors, doors and ceiling. I am concerned about using it on the ceiling in that if it ever comes loose it would ruin my headliner? Any thoughts? Thanks for everyones help here..
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I've decided to go with a home made "Lizard Skin" and some home depot insulation.
If $$$ wasn't an issue, I might go with a better mat, but would most likely stick with the home made lizard skin. I haven't tried any of these products yet, so I am basing my decision on what I've found on the net. Good luck! Check these out. http://www.hytechsales.com/insulatin...additives.html http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/s...amat&showall=1 http://www.hotrodders.com/forum/alte...in-103610.html http://www.quietride.com/acoustishield/heat-shield.htm http://www.sounddeadenershowdown.com/
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No! Do not try! Do! Or do not. There is no try. - Yoda 1967 Firebird Restoration 2005 - 1/25/2017
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I did Lizardskin on the interior floors and inner doors, the car is close to completion now, when I'm ready to put the interior back in, I'll add some Dynamat for some additional sound deading, especailly to the doors and rear deck area. Hopefully it will stick to the dynamat, every little bit helps.
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I used a product called quiet car which is similar to lizard skin. I am happy with the results. I applied it to the interior and underneath the car.
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