Well I put in some left over stick on, foil on one side insulation. Quieted
things down a bit but when the side of the door got really hot in the sun
the insulation fell off.

Mike

On 4/2/08 6:03 PM, "Woody Halsey" <WHalsey@SYA.ORG> wrote:

> Dear All,
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> Yesterday Ken Wilford recommended against using recycled cotton fiber
> home insulation bats to soundproof to my 83.5 V'gon. He warned that the
> insulation could absorb moisture that would be transferred to the
> fiberboard panels and lead to warping. That all makes sense (and I
> always values Ken's wise advice); but I would be curious to know if
> anyone has tried that solution and kept moisture from getting to the
> panels by renewing/replacing the plastic sheets that were (theoretically
> anyway - I don't think I ever saw them on mine) originally glued to the
> walls of the vehicle, behind the clip on panels. Is there also a risk of
> moisture getting trapped in the insulation that would then lead to
> rusting of the body itself, from the inside out?
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> Ken also informed me that rubberized "ice and water shield" used on
> roofs is essentially the same product as the adhesive, rubber
> soundproofing material sold on the internet. I have plenty of that lying
> around after a roofing project on my house, and wonder if anyone has had
> good luck installing it. How well does it stick? Do you have to warm it
> up before applying? Does it really absorb road noise? Has anyone tried
> applying more than one layer?
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> I am researching the archives; but any current thoughts would be much
> appreciated.
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> Also, does anyone have a link to Matthew Bulley's treatise on the
> subject.
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> Finally, is there any difference between the white "Kool Patch" and the
> black?
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> Many thanks.
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>
> Woody
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> 83.5 V'gon
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> Haverhill, MA
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>  woodyhalsey@sya.org
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