Door Panel Installation
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Door Panel Installation
Ok, the next piece of the puzzle to go in on my vette is the door panels. I was just wondering about the vapor barrier. I have some of the Reflectix left over, do you think it would make a good barrier? Do you think it will interfere with the door at all? Has anyone tried this? I will let you know how it comes out. I am gonna try it on one door anyway and see how it works.
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From: Frisco TX
Originally Posted by Eddie 70
Ok, the next piece of the puzzle to go in on my vette is the door panels. I was just wondering about the vapor barrier. I have some of the Reflectix left over, do you think it would make a good barrier? Do you think it will interfere with the door at all? Has anyone tried this? I will let you know how it comes out. I am gonna try it on one door anyway and see how it works.
Eddie... I recently finished this and found that the reflectex was too thick. Went with Dynamat which provided the seal and really made the door seem more solid/quite. Here is a pic.
Good Luck! Ed
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From: Centerville La
using the dyno mat,doesn't it stick to your lock **** linkage I've have some and was thinking along those lines also but I'm gonna just use a vapor barrier sheet I might add I have aftermarket panels not the fiberboard ones
