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#165482 02/19/2007 10:52 PM
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Home Depot and Lowe's in my area don't carry anything like "peel-n-seal" or the others. Their web sites won't bring them up. I live where a 1/4" of snow is considered the "big snow" of that year. OK, now what do I do? Tar is not an option. Surely someone out there works in an area where a product that has sound deading and heat transfer blocking capabilities is available. If I have to buy "Dynamat" I won't be able to afford to put go juice in my ride. Help!


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#165483 02/19/2007 11:29 PM
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My Lowes didn't have it either. I talked to the manager and he ordered it for me thru Lowes. In fact I ordered it in a 3' wide roll.

#165484 02/20/2007 1:32 AM
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Coach-frank,
Who the heck make it? Do you have a part number? What it look like? Web site? So many questions, so little time. Thanks


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#165485 02/20/2007 1:53 AM
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As I mentioned before....most aluminum fabricators...(screen rooms, car ports) sell the rolled "tape" 3" wide, that is used to seal the seams between 5' wide insulated aluminum roof panels. I've used it throughout my truck...it's easy to use small pieces to do the inside of the doors. Also used it overhead on the roof...no sagging. It has a white vinyl skin, sells for $13.00 a roll and it takes 2-1/2 rolls to do all the cab and door surfaces. The 12" stuff I got from our Home Depot was a pain to apply and smelled like tar.

BTW...it also works...no twang when you close the doors. Hope this helps.

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#165486 02/20/2007 1:56 AM
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Peel & Seal self stick aluminum roll roofing, Confair Products, PO. box 2715 Glenview, Il. 60025 1- 800-333-6700. Got it straight from the box it came in. Lowes ordered it for me thru their special order service. 36'x 33.5' size, Did the whole truck with lots left over.

#165487 02/20/2007 4:14 AM
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Thanks to both of you'll and the forum for helping us pursue our own style of madness.


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#165488 02/20/2007 5:37 AM
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check w/ a stereo shop that does auto installation
or
a big auto super or hot rod store
it does not take much to kill the tin sound
but some think that the single or double sided heavy foiled outer w/ jute material inside is true sound deadening material, that helps kill the tin sound and acts as insulation, products like Dynamat kill sound or that tin noise but do nothing for insulation.
eek eek some of the big box store roofing supply products give off a chemical when it gets hot inside the cab during summer. eek eek
as far as the tin foil tape go to a heating and A/C company. it's called furness tape used in that industry. you may find a do it ur-self type heat/ AC company and can buy it that way. eek


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#165489 02/20/2007 8:41 AM
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Hello,
Contact me at my shop toll free in the U.S. at
1-800-223-1141 . I do upholstery for a living and restorations. The most afforable and best product we use is the Heat Shield material. Good sound deadner and aluminum faced on one side. I can email you a picture of the material and information ........ I carry large rolls of the Heat shield material in stock, as well as the aluminum tape. My website is www.aglassenterprise.com hope this helps.

#165490 02/20/2007 8:47 PM
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Beltfed

Check your local roofing supply, it is a common product with them.

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#165492 02/21/2007 12:17 AM
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I used a product (same as Peel-N-Seal) called Quick Roof -- my notes on it are Here


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