[DeTomaso] Good radiant heat barrier??

[gow2 at rc-tech.net]

I like the idea of Lizard skin, I don't like the idea of one more thick
material to be stripped in restoration years down the road.

I used I think it was thermotech for the gas tank and exhaust areas. It
was easy to cut and fit. It stuck very well.:

http://www.rc-tech.net/cars2/panttransam/ex/exh2.jpg

http://www.rc-tech.net/cars2/panttransam/ex/exh1.jpg

Gary

>
> In a message dated 11/6/12 15 04 28, fresnofinches at aol.com writes:
>
>
>> Anyone have another offering, for a radiant barrier, that they have
>> used?
>>
>
>>>>My car is completely 'done' in Dynamat, but knowing what I know now, I
> would definitely do it differently in the future.
>
> http://www.lizardskin.com/
>
> Lizardskin is a spray-on product with miraculous properties.   They have
> two products which can be used independently, or in conjunction with one
> another.   One is a vibration-absorbing Dynamat-like product, and the
> other is a
> heat shield.
>
> At the SEMA show they had fantastic displays.   One featured a pair of
> hotel-front-desk bells.   One was painted with a very thin coating of
> their
> noise-damping product.   The uncoated one went "DING!" and the coated one
> went
> "tick".
>
> The other was an electric griddle, with one side painted with their
> heat-barrier product.   They would put two ice cubes onto the griddle; one
> would
> melt and boil away to steam inside a minute; the other would just sit
> there,
> and 30 minutes later, still be an ice cube.
>
> They sell a starter kit that has two gallons of each product, and a spray
> gun to apply it to the car; it costs about $375-400 depending on where you
> buy it.   It's enough to completely do 50 square feet, i.e. an entire
> Pantera
> cabin.
>
> We'll definitely be doing Lori's car with Lizardskin before the drive to
> Arizona next year.   As an added bonus, it's fireproof....
>
> Is it too late to return all that expensive Dynamat you bought? :>)
>
> Mike
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