

| Subject: | Re: Use this for fire safetey... AND eliminate the fire hazard... |
| From: | Gnarlodious |
| Date: | Wed, 4 Aug 2004 08:06:37 -0600 |
Entity Craig Oda spoke thus: > How as the original padding attached? I think it is propped up using jam rods like the headliner is. After years of heat, vibration and moisture it droops down. > Otherwise, I would have to look at some type of glue, maybe > this foam that Gnarlie used. The foam is a great material but not fireproof. Don't use it if you want fire protection. -- Gnarlie >> Entity Craig Oda spoke thus: >> >>> I've got my transmission out of the van right now and there is a lot >>> of this old padding that is falling out on my driveway floor, face and >>> into my hair. It is above the trans, on the firewall. I'm thinking >>> of ripping this out and putting new stuff in there. It already has a >>> big junk of padding missing. >> I propped up the padding and injected polyurethane foam behind it. Driving >> now for 2 years with no loosening, I'm real pleased with the results. Messy >> though during application, wear expendable clothes and cover your hair. Once >> you inject don't move the padding or it collapses the foam. After it hardens >> you can remove the props. >> >> Couldn't comment on the flammability though, this is a diesel. >> >> -- Gnarlie >>
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