Reflectix... Questions
Racer
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I bought the stuff under the pretense of insulating the t-tops because they were bare. I couldn't help myself and bought the bigger roll. Before I know it I will be buying new carpet and interior pieces. 
Do you want 50 square feet or 100 square feet?
Do you want 50 square feet or 100 square feet?
Advanced
Joined: Mar 2006
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From: Pflugerville Texas
I used it on my Chally. Got it everywhere I needed to get it and used up 2 rolls. I also laid down some sound deadning material before the Reflectix since it didn't seem to soften the noise.
Burning Brakes
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From: San Antonio TX
I guess that's what I was wondering, how much do you need to do an entire interior?
Race Director
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From: Henderson Nv-Rohnert Park/Sonoma C o. ca/born in NY Rockaway Beach.
Team Owner
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From: Crossville TN
One roll of Reflectix will do an entire car. I DID NOT put it in the luggage area (and it doesn't need it, IMO); it would have been a pain to try fitting it under the carpet on the compartment doors, anyway. If you want it to be quiet in the cockpit area, buy noise cancelling earphones or a Cadillac. Corvettes are supposed to be "noticed".
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Le Mans Master
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From: Crush your enemies, see them driven before you, and hear the lamentations of the women TX
I routinely drive barefoot with no problems. It's just the general state of heat in the compartment. I'm looking forward to reducing the ambient heat in there..... or a good chilly fall.
then again I can go check my mail with the asphalt from the road sticking to my feet so that my not be the best indication.....
Racer
Joined: Mar 2005
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From: Champlin Minnesota
Alot of people go with dynamat, but in my opinion it is just too overpriced, try this, I have done my whole car and am quite happy with the sound now http://www.b-quiet.com/ultimate.html
Le Mans Master
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From: Crush your enemies, see them driven before you, and hear the lamentations of the women TX
Anyone tried reflectix on their doors?
Just curious. I was looking thru the MidAmerica catalog at work. They claimed to have vapor barrier/sound deadening for the '63 - '96 doors. Listed for '84 - '96 was "door quiet package" but '68 - '82 was billed only as "vapor barrier"
Just curious. I was looking thru the MidAmerica catalog at work. They claimed to have vapor barrier/sound deadening for the '63 - '96 doors. Listed for '84 - '96 was "door quiet package" but '68 - '82 was billed only as "vapor barrier"
