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Yup, I blatantly stole your link and part number.
Rob, what material did you use? This shows as a dead link.
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I bought two packs of Noico 80 Mil X 72 Sq Ft. Total cost was 241.20.
looks like Amazon only sells 10sqf bundles now. But eBay has the larger bundles @ a similar price point.
Also, it looks like they changed it slightly. The foil on mine is in a grid pattern. Now it's a diamond pattern.
I have some left if you wanted a small square to see what it's like.
I was looking at that. I think if you click on it there are options for different sizes. You seem happy with it. Any adverse smells etc.? Would you use it again? The frost king stuff is about 1.33 per sq ft. Fatmat ends up being a little over 2 per sq ft. The noico can be had in a 36 sq ft pack at like 1.77 a sq. Or 1.68 a sq for 72. Seems like for my truck a 36 would do the floor. Since I already put the bedliner down I don't think I need 2 layers. I'll probably get the heavy pad on the carpet too. I'm hoping to get exhaust on it this weekend to get a real baseline. With just the down pipe on it I don't care what you do it's going to be loud.
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No smell at all, and yes I'd buy it again.
My main reason for getting it was, at the time it was the most mass per sqft I could find. And way less $ than dynomat.
Here is a pic of 1sqft folded up on the scale. Just under 14 ounces, nearly a pound.
Dynomat does some really cool engineering with the soft surfaces integrated into it. But I wanted the sound blocking mass. I figured the interior provides a decent amount of soft surfaces.
My main reason for getting it was, at the time it was the most mass per sqft I could find. And way less $ than dynomat.
Here is a pic of 1sqft folded up on the scale. Just under 14 ounces, nearly a pound.
Dynomat does some really cool engineering with the soft surfaces integrated into it. But I wanted the sound blocking mass. I figured the interior provides a decent amount of soft surfaces.
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When it gets here, You'll be surprised just how heavy that flat little box is! I used a wallpaper roller to install it in certain areas. Not a requirement, but it did make it a little easier in a spot or two
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Ok, back to the rusty rockers on the cab. As much as I'd like to blame the salt, I think this is my main issue.
The sealer in the drip rails has failed pretty bad on both sides. I only noticed after a wet spot in the headliner appeared after several days of rain. Looks like I caught this whole situation just in time.
Rockers arrived today, seam sealer and various other odds and ends on order.
The sealer in the drip rails has failed pretty bad on both sides. I only noticed after a wet spot in the headliner appeared after several days of rain. Looks like I caught this whole situation just in time.
Rockers arrived today, seam sealer and various other odds and ends on order.
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haha OUCH!
IMO, I would be cutting the drip rail completely off.
and welding 3/8 or less round rod in its place.
makes it a lot cleaner, and deletes the seam, which means nowhere for moisture to get into (hopefully)
and welding 3/8 or less round rod in its place.
makes it a lot cleaner, and deletes the seam, which means nowhere for moisture to get into (hopefully)
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