david85
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Dynomat on the engine side or on the interior side? How does it hold up to oil and heat?
i hate to break it to ya, but after cleaning it and seeing all that rust you should just cut yer losses and send it my way.
Yeah we need to stop here and try and find a cleaner truck!
We’ve got the dynomat “fat mat” stuff for inside the cab and some thinner heat resistant insulation for in the engine bay. Now that I think of it I don’t think that stuff is a dynomat product
Wow man. U have been busy! I just got home!Brought the truck back into the shop after a final pressure washing. Interior pieces stripped out, and “premium speakers” removed. Degreased everything so it’s ready for dynomat to go in after food.
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Haha gotta make hay while the sun shines, hope that engine serves you well JamesWow man. U have been busy! I just got home!
It’s gonna get a layer of dynomat up there as well, it’s got some insulation there from the factory same stuff as what’s behind the door panelsThanks for posting that pic of the roof without the headliner. It gives me an idea what I'm looking for when I build my overhead console.
Are you planning on dynomatting the roof too or was that just part of the clean/prep stage?