To jute or not jute over the hushmat: that is the question:
01-18-2010, 08:38 AM
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To jute or not jute over the hushmat: that is the question:
Whether 'tis nobler and necessary in the body to suffer
The extra work of jute install,
Or to take arms against a the extra work,
And by opposing end them? To complete the installtion simpler: easier;
And by simpler we say without compromise to heat or sound attenuation.
The heart-ache, the raw fingers, the aching back and the thousand natural shocks
That flesh may need to be sacrificed for the jute install.
Devoutly to be wish'd, for the installation to go with mimimal pain;
To start, to install, to finish, to look and feel professional:
ay, there's the rub;
For in that carpet installation, is the jute needeed with the hushmat?
I did search on this and found some information. My opinion at this point is to install the jute over the hushmat. What do you think?
Thanks
Bruce
The extra work of jute install,
Or to take arms against a the extra work,
And by opposing end them? To complete the installtion simpler: easier;
And by simpler we say without compromise to heat or sound attenuation.
The heart-ache, the raw fingers, the aching back and the thousand natural shocks
That flesh may need to be sacrificed for the jute install.
Devoutly to be wish'd, for the installation to go with mimimal pain;
To start, to install, to finish, to look and feel professional:
ay, there's the rub;
For in that carpet installation, is the jute needeed with the hushmat?
I did search on this and found some information. My opinion at this point is to install the jute over the hushmat. What do you think?
Thanks
Bruce
01-18-2010, 09:09 AM
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Whether 'tis nobler and necessary in the body to suffer
The extra work of jute install,
Or to take arms against a the extra work,
And by opposing end them? To complete the installtion simpler: easier;
And by simpler we say without compromise to heat or sound attenuation.
The heart-ache, the raw fingers, the aching back and the thousand natural shocks
That flesh may need to be sacrificed for the jute install.
Devoutly to be wish'd, for the installation to go with mimimal pain;
To start, to install, to finish, to look and feel professional:
ay, there's the rub;
For in that carpet installation, is the jute needeed with the hushmat?
I did search on this and found some information. My opinion at this point is to install the jute over the hushmat. What do you think?
Thanks
Bruce
The extra work of jute install,
Or to take arms against a the extra work,
And by opposing end them? To complete the installtion simpler: easier;
And by simpler we say without compromise to heat or sound attenuation.
The heart-ache, the raw fingers, the aching back and the thousand natural shocks
That flesh may need to be sacrificed for the jute install.
Devoutly to be wish'd, for the installation to go with mimimal pain;
To start, to install, to finish, to look and feel professional:
ay, there's the rub;
For in that carpet installation, is the jute needeed with the hushmat?
I did search on this and found some information. My opinion at this point is to install the jute over the hushmat. What do you think?
Thanks
Bruce
01-18-2010, 10:10 AM
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I didn't put the jute down either. Unless you have a tight, no leak vehicle its not worth it. Water and jute don't mix,that stuff gets that funky mildew odor in no time. Just my 2 cents worth.
01-18-2010, 11:49 AM
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Whether 'tis nobler and necessary in the body to suffer
The extra work of jute install,
Or to take arms against a the extra work,
And by opposing end them? To complete the installtion simpler: easier;
And by simpler we say without compromise to heat or sound attenuation.
The heart-ache, the raw fingers, the aching back and the thousand natural shocks
That flesh may need to be sacrificed for the jute install.
Devoutly to be wish'd, for the installation to go with mimimal pain;
To start, to install, to finish, to look and feel professional:
ay, there's the rub;
For in that carpet installation, is the jute needeed with the hushmat?
I did search on this and found some information. My opinion at this point is to install the jute over the hushmat. What do you think?
Thanks
Bruce
The extra work of jute install,
Or to take arms against a the extra work,
And by opposing end them? To complete the installtion simpler: easier;
And by simpler we say without compromise to heat or sound attenuation.
The heart-ache, the raw fingers, the aching back and the thousand natural shocks
That flesh may need to be sacrificed for the jute install.
Devoutly to be wish'd, for the installation to go with mimimal pain;
To start, to install, to finish, to look and feel professional:
ay, there's the rub;
For in that carpet installation, is the jute needeed with the hushmat?
I did search on this and found some information. My opinion at this point is to install the jute over the hushmat. What do you think?
Thanks
Bruce
I have no input on the techincal question, just wanted to say "wow".
01-18-2010, 12:02 PM
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I used foil backed jute in my car...
Carpet in..
Carpet in..
01-18-2010, 02:25 PM
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I covered everything with DynaMat then jute then carpet. No fit problems...seems to be plusher (sp?) with the jute.
More carpet install info ===> click here
George
More carpet install info ===> click here
George
01-18-2010, 07:34 PM
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Drifting
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I will be using the jute over the hushmat. Thanks for the input.
George. Great information you put at that link! I read it end to end and will reference it thoroughly once I start the install.
I am using the 3M adhesive cleaner and it is by far the best adhesive remover I have tried. Still much work to do.
George. Great information you put at that link! I read it end to end and will reference it thoroughly once I start the install.
I am using the 3M adhesive cleaner and it is by far the best adhesive remover I have tried. Still much work to do.
