Lizard Skinned...........

[Olddaddy]

After many delays and problems I finally managed to spray the Lizard Skin insulation in my wagon. It went surprisingly well and I am happy with the result so far. I spray all of the interior surfaces that will be covered by upholstery or carpet. I sprayed the lower firewall and inner fender surfaces and the backsides of the fenders. I had two of the 2 gallon pails and could have gotten by with one really. The biggest surprise was that the stuff is black. I would have sworn it was white! One suggestion is to wear old clothes, anything it lands on it sticks too, so lots of masking tape also. I would wear long sleeves and gloves if I did it again. I will follow this up with the foil/foam sandwich material, but next up is the undercoating under the floor. Progress!

[Plymouthy Adams]

another milestone met...looks like lots of work to ensure the stuff goes just where you want it..I bet the overspray could be a bear to deal with...have you given any consideration to the insualtion you will use in the overhead?

[Olddaddy]

Well, everybody over on the Hamb really likes this foil/foam stuff sold by Lobucrods, it's call EZ Cool. I'm considering that and anything else that might do the job. Any advice?

[faucet47custom]

That stuff is similar to Dynamat, they both have an R value around 4-5. Which isn't much but compared to bare metal they make a huge difference. The biggest thing you will notice is how "solid" it makes the car feel/sound. It eliminates the metal vibration sounds in the panels and eliminates road noise. I am planning on putting a bunch of this stuff in the dodge when I get to that stage.