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Jmoney01 01-10-2021 05:26 PM

Interior discoveries
 
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Pulled the buddy buckets for the first time in 25 years or so. It's amazing what's under there. Pulled the carpet and vacuumed up everything. What should I paint the floor with before new carpet goes in? I was thinking about undercoating. You can kinda see new interior in background, two tone tan and black

firedemon 01-10-2021 10:44 PM

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rattle can and that foil back rubberized sound deadener nobody will see the paint anyway and the deadener will seal it better than the paint if done right

Jreedsac 01-10-2021 11:10 PM

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sick472 01-11-2021 12:22 PM

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I don't use undercoating, even for undercoating. Not that it's bad, I just prefer industrial enamels and I tend to brush it on rather than spraying it. That's the bare bones...

You can take it a step further and use a Dyno mat like product if you want to deaden some sound. The brand names get expensive, but most box hardware stores carry the Peal and Seal Roll Roofing. That's what I use and it's really hard to tell if it does a lot of good, but the sound of mind is satisfying enough (no pun intended). The mats don't really absorb sound so much as they reduce sheet metal vibrations which reduces sound. Then I put the oem-like tar pad, jute, & then carpet. I use way more than I need to, but I tend to over do it, it's pretty cheap, and it makes for a cool picture even though it all get's hidden...

Jmoney01 01-11-2021 01:32 PM

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That looks nice. The roofing mat sounds like a good idea.


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