Heat and sound sheild?

[jimmydean]

Just make sure you use a seam tape with peel and seal. When I did mine, it got hot before I covered it and I got black crap on some of my stuff. I seam taped everything and it's perfect now.

[kieth]

I used 2 types from Home Depot on my truck,

1. 6-8" wide butyl rubber with aluminum covering (very much like Dynamat) this takes the boom boom out of the large floor paniels ) but I could not find it yesterday at home depot....will go online and lookkk...again

2. the other product was at home depot called frigi king and it was very similar it was a closed cell gray insulation with adhesive on the bottom and aluminum on the top, they still have that.....

I put the butyl rubber down first then the insulation on top of that...my truck is quiet as a church mouse........will look for the numbers......Kieth

I also used the seam tape....cost of each product was about $ 1.25 per sq ft..


here is the insulation still cannot find the butyl rubber/alum coated flashing

http://www.homedepot.com/h_d1/N-5yc1...&storeId=10051

[TxRat]

Originally Posted by jimmydean

Just make sure you use a seam tape with peel and seal. When I did mine, it got hot before I covered it and I got black crap on some of my stuff. I seam taped everything and it's perfect now.

Hmmm, I didn't have this problem. But, that's good insurance...

[jimmydean]

Originally Posted by TxRat

Hmmm, I didn't have this problem. But, that's good insurance...

It was where the floor meets the kick panel on mine. I had my newly upholstered kick panel sitting in place on the bare seam. It wasn't a huge issue, but I ended up seam taping the whole deal just to be safe.

I have a foam mat between the peal and seal and carpet, so it wouldn't ever hit the carpet, but it looks a lot cleaner seamed up, too. Not that anyone sees it under the carpet