Quieting down the Interior | part 2 interior project, Kilmat, cloth tape, foam tape plastics, wiring
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- 3rd gen Camaro, Part 2 of the interior project . I’m this episode, we are utilizing cloth tape, foam tape, Kilmat tiles on wiring harness, plastic trim panels, and modules.
Tape, label printer, all on Amazon
Label Maker Machine Tape Included... www.amazon.com...
1/8 in 2 Inches Foam Tape for Pipe Insulation, Weather Stripping Window and Door. Tape Adhesive Freezer Seal High-Density AC Insulation Black Closed Cell HVAC Automotive (1/8" X 2" X 30') Mounting www.amazon.com...
Tesa 51608, 25m x 19mm adhesive... www.amazon.com...
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Nicely done! I’m planning on using killmat but like the cloth tape idea also!!
thanks bud! Yeah the Tessa tape and foam tape was pretty cool to see how much of a difference it makes. Thanks for watching!
I love it. I plan on doing this to mine once I've welded in the new floor panels. 👍🏼
That tesa tape works wonders for wiring. I use it daily at work. Looking great brother. Keep it up. Just ordered my rear end yesterday. Should be here in about 3 weeks.
Oh nice man! What options did you get?
@@FireballMullet went hawks 8.8 with 31 spline Truetrac, 3.73 gears, c clip eliminator, performance aluminum diff cover, black powdercoat, polished ring and pinion, stainless brake lines, wilwood 4 piston brake kit, upgraded 2.5 inch arp wheel studs. Should be pretty nice. It was spendy enough lol
@@TonyTheTechnician nice man! My buddy has that rear, I’m the latest carpet video I just posted. It’s a nice piece
@@FireballMullet nice. How does he like it? I can't wait to get it. I just watched your latest 2 videos. It's going together nicely!!
Oh he loves it and beats the hell out of it
Terrific video!! Thank you
Thanks bud!
Great ideas man! Thanks for this video! You do great work!
Thanks! That’s exactly why I do them to hopefully give everyone some ideas. After driving in the car it definitely made a big difference. I do need to do the doors and underneath the dash though to come to complete it but that’s another day
@@FireballMullet right on! It's great to see guys like you rebuild these cars as they should have been!
what a nice car can wait to see the new interior all done. I cant wait to get my build started might take a couple years to get it done i will always use your videos when i need inspiration.
Glad they helped and thank you for watching the channel!!!
Great video good stuff to help with stopping some of the miscellaneous noises I have a 83 z/28 it's a low mileage unmolested car I'm the second owner my uncle purchased it new back in the day and when he passed away last year I ended up with the car and have plans on making some improvements with my son who is starting to get into cars now and we really enjoy your content and channel.
Thanks for watching and supporting the channel bud! I appreciate the feedback. Cool he is getting into them! Keep me posted
I know most use some kind of mat....but I think the spray on stuff would be waaaay easier to apply and get the same results in stopping the tin can sound
I probably would consider spraying if the car was completely disassembled, but it would be a real pain to mask off dash, harnesses etc
Both is better 😂.
my 4th gen ws6 has that ungodly hatch squeak had the car for 3 years + now and it drives me crazy
Yeah, just chase them down 1 by 1 lol 😂
Stan, Love the how to and explanation format you provide on this series and all of other shows. Great contents.i hope one day you and all of third gen f Bodies fans can get ride of all rattles. I am doubtful; but you never know.
Thanks for that great feedback man! I think this will be super nice but we will see lol
Hey Stan, great video! Before you start buttoning things up, I have to ask if you pulled out the 6x9s and put some kilmat on the inside of the b-pillar? That's a large area that loves to flex from the lows the speaker is trying to reproduce. I did that on my daily driver GTA and wow, it improved the performance for the 6x9s which made it easier to tune. If you have already thought of that and done it, disregard lol! Thanks for the tessa tape idea, I'm going to go that route when the time comes. Keep up the great work, sir!
Awesome, thanks for the suggestion, I just ordered another box to do that, the kick panels, and a maybe headliner??
FYI I ordered another box and did the speaker area and TTop area as well! Thanks
Great channel!! I have a 91 RS and your videos are very informative and helpful!!
Would you recommend using Kilmat on the underside of the T-top roof?? I know the area is small, I didn’t know if it was worth the effort.
So good to see you cleaned up the surface rust. I wouldn't have expected to see that on your car being it's a Florida car and you seem to take such a great care of it. Just shows how poor GM's quality control was with these cars. This generation could have been so much more. Really loving what you're doing here. Hope you have good results because I might steal some of your ideas haha
Yeah I was a little shocked also, but the ttops leaked like crazy when I first got the car, I really had to get the windows and tops tight before the mew interior went in. Thanks for watching
Great videos. It appears that you did away with the firewall rubber insulated mat. I am installing Killmat right now and my firewall pad is ratty. I don't have time to pull my dash right now to replace the pad. Looks like maybe I can do without it? Thanks!
Most of it that I could pull out, it smelled nasty lol . Yeah I squeezed the Kilmat up there and some of the closed foam pieces
Buy some clear shrink wrap to put over your labels. It's awesome, I did it on my home built harnesses and am pretty pleased with how it's turned out so far.
Edit: Another note from my experience, the split loom over the wires, cloth tape over that. Protects and strengthen the harnesses, along with allowing you to open the tape up if you need to via the slit in the loom if you cut correctly. Also, consider mechanically fastening those harnesses and modules so they're not banging and sliding loose. Those three things will make all the difference in the world my friend.
Cool! Thanks for the suggestions, yeah I think I need to figure out how to fasten them. I’m a little concerned the air lines run under back seat… I may have to buy more air lines and route them different so the carpet lays nice
Please posts video of the carpet install completed
You know I will, editing now!
Where did u get the new carpet from? Is it precut? If so will the Kilmat effect the coverage and cut outs?
Hawks, but it is ACC so most places sell the same set. I optioned for loose jute padding and mass rubber backing. It was like 550.00 or something like that for everything
How did you put the foam tape behind the dash?
Sorry for the confusion, no I put it up under the dash where those harnesses and modules sit
On the subject of rattles, anyone know how to stop the side mirrors from vibrating in the housings? Don't want to break anything taking them apart.
Not sure about that one, maybe someone will know and help out.
Hey how you doing bro I got my LS swap started is it anything steps I post to do
There are some great posts on www.thirdgen.org/