[DeTomaso] Good radiant heat barrier??

[Jeff Detrich]

I'd recommend http://www.coolcarceramic.com/. You can still use Dynamat
afterwards. Part of the reason for its effectiveness is that it also acts
as a barrier and seals the nooks nad crannies in the compartment. Heat and
noise both travel easily thru seams and small holes. If the underside of
your car is clean, you can add it to the tunnell where the water tubes go
to the radiator and alos on the front bulkhead. Use it on the inside
of your roof too and don't forget the rear bulkhead. It's lightweight and
tough so it can serve as a good undercoating. I can lend you a spray gun,
it's basically an undercoating gun. You can also paint it on.

Jeff
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On Tue, Nov 6, 2012 at 5:24 PM, <MikeLDrew at aol.com> wrote:

> >>>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.
>