Re: Under carpet sound / heat shield

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I have always used the roofing material for auto insulation.  Tar-like 
quality for spreading, but dries hard.  No smell after about a week.  I've used it 
for floors, trunks, and for rustproofing inside fenders, etc.  Good stuff.  
Maybe a bit "Red-neck", but it sure does work, providing sound insulation and 
rust-proofing qualities.  Besides, I am a "Red-neck".

Larry (Akron, Ohio)

In a message dated 10/2/2005 11:39:12 AM Eastern Standard Time, 
gaustin95827@xxxxxxxxxxxxx writes:

> I am looking for suggestions for what to put under the carpet for sound 
> and heat shielding.  
> 
> There are many products on the market from sheet material to spray on 
> products.
> 
> If I recall correctly someone on this board mentioned using a roofing 
> material but I don't recall the details.
> 
> Thanks
> Dennis C.
> 
> 64 Plymouth Belvedere 318
> 63 Plymouth SF work in progress
> 


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