There is some stock foam in my 240 that seems to be holding moisture and causing rust. Looks like open cell foam. Found this out while fixing some rust holes. Hopefully it's an easy fix with some closed cell foam.
Not hammered yet. Seriously considering it though. I wish you guys who put in all the work had used a spectrum analyzer. As part of a restoration of my car I'm giving some serious thought to sound deadening mat in all the places because my M3 isn't heavy enough and more is better. A couple of decibels in the right places makes the stereo sound better. The insulation on hot day sounds epic.
your thermometer read surface temperature, this is reflective surface so you read the temp like on a mirror, your low temp reading are the ceiling or you or whatever what it is but not the floor itself
Hey I already have the butyl stiless installed in the floor and roof, and the closed foam you installed here looks extremely interesting! Q: How well does the closed cell foam stick/ stay stuck on top of the butyl? Especially on the roof, you think it will stay stuck?? Thanks! Great videos! I learned about 4 way stretch vinyl from your previous video.
Hey thanks buddy - I’m glad you learned some tricks! It sticks darn good unless you stretch it I’ve found. If you pull the crap out of it, it likes to shrink back. I’ve had it installed for over a month with no issues on the firewall vertical surface! Pretty stout adhesive
It’s definitely worth it for the insulation alone in my opinion. Thanks for all these videos!
It was impressive buddy! I knew it was doing something but a 20+ degree difference after 30 min drive is nothing to ignore.
@@MatthewFinlay you definitely have the most in depth videos on it. Have a 95 bronco I plan on doing it with.
@timelordnoah5179 Awesome - we have a 1995 F150 so I completely understand your world haha
dude i love your sense of humour !
Underrated content 👍🏻 Keep the good work broo
Thanks buddy, glad you’re here!!
There is some stock foam in my 240 that seems to be holding moisture and causing rust. Looks like open cell foam. Found this out while fixing some rust holes. Hopefully it's an easy fix with some closed cell foam.
Ya'll are great! Hope you enjoyed the video and let me know what you think.
Great video! Thanks for measuring the decibels so I don't have to. 😂
so kilmat 100mil vs siless 120mil? which on would you go or ? vibration and heat. Thank you
Not hammered yet. Seriously considering it though. I wish you guys who put in all the work had used a spectrum analyzer. As part of a restoration of my car I'm giving some serious thought to sound deadening mat in all the places because my M3 isn't heavy enough and more is better. A couple of decibels in the right places makes the stereo sound better. The insulation on hot day sounds epic.
your thermometer read surface temperature, this is reflective surface so you read the temp like on a mirror, your low temp reading are the ceiling or you or whatever what it is but not the floor itself
how thick was the foam, is closed cell foam very soft, did you use mass loaded vinyl ontop of this
Hey I already have the butyl stiless installed in the floor and roof, and the closed foam you installed here looks extremely interesting!
Q: How well does the closed cell foam stick/ stay stuck on top of the butyl? Especially on the roof, you think it will stay stuck??
Thanks! Great videos! I learned about 4 way stretch vinyl from your previous video.
Hey thanks buddy - I’m glad you learned some tricks! It sticks darn good unless you stretch it I’ve found. If you pull the crap out of it, it likes to shrink back. I’ve had it installed for over a month with no issues on the firewall vertical surface! Pretty stout adhesive
I dunno what range my voice is😂😂😂😂
It was weird to watch a video with my pants off.