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I used Sleeping mats that the Army uses for sleeping bags. I sealed the seams with RTV and painted it OD Green paint that works on plastic. Make one heak of a difference from the heat and looks.
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Later Joe

Good idea, looks like a professional job.

Carter wrote:Good idea, looks like a professional job.

I try! Some times I surprise my self how well something turns out. The secret is: Don't get in a hurry, pay attention to detail and most important thing is to measure twice and cut once. Thanks for the reply.

Later Joe

good idea I was trying to figure out what to do for a head liner now I know

52PLOWERWAGON wrote:good idea I was trying to figure out what to do for a head liner now I know

If you need any guidance let me know and well help out as much. Also found another use for the sleeping matts. Line the fire wall. This will deadened engine noise as well as engine heat. Details on a later date when done.

later Joe

lten1063 wrote:

52PLOWERWAGON wrote:good idea I was trying to figure out what to do for a head liner now I know

If you need any guidance let me know and well help out as much. Also found another use for the sleeping matts. Line the fire wall. This will deadened engine noise as well as engine heat. Details on a later date when done.

later Joe

Do you have any photographs of your lined fire wall?

-T

pwrwagonfire wrote:

lten1063 wrote:

52PLOWERWAGON wrote:good idea I was trying to figure out what to do for a head liner now I know

If you need any guidance let me know and well help out as much. Also found another use for the sleeping matts. Line the fire wall. This will deadened engine noise as well as engine heat. Details on a later date when done.

later Joe

Do you have any photographs of your lined fire wall?

-T

Yes I do! but not finished with it. But if like what I have please PM me with your e-mail address and will send what I have so far to you via e-mail.
Later Joe