Hi,

I am looking for the insulation material on the deck lid for a 54 car. Any ideas where to find this stuff?

Thanks

Jim

have you tried chevs of the 40's---steele rubber products maybe even "the filling station??

Thanks again Chipmunk. This was also posted in the 1949-54 forum. I will call Chevs of the 40's, Steele rubber products and the Filling Station.

I have found a similar product from Bob Drakes (ford) Thanks

[ December 18, 2001: Message edited by: Chevykid ]

There's a product called Dynamat. Its pricy, but apparently very effective. I'm planning to do my Burb with it. You can read about it at http://www.dynamat.com/ and buy it at http://www.carstereoworld.com/dynamat/dynamain.html
The links did not work, I just modified them.
[ January 8, 2001: Message edited by: Chevykid ]

Jim,

Thank you very much for the information regarding Dynamat. I will check out those sites.

The links above did not work, so I modified them slightly. The first link had a comma after the com and the second one had a period at the end of the sentence (html.) This caused the links to fail.

It took me several tries to fix even though I knew what to change. I am still learning how to perform this internet link stuff.

you can get the trunk insulation material at eckler's classic chevy a piece 24'' by 36'' 30.00 1 800 284 4096.

Check out, National Chevy Association.

Thanks guys. I finally found some. It is like the stuff at Eckler's.

Here are some photos.

What did you use to glue it on that didn't eat the paint underneath?

Tiny,

The material was two layers. When I separated them, one side would have a film of adhesive and the other would have nothing. Some sections I used the glue side the others I used 3M weather stripping glue. The 3M product should not harm the paint underneath.

was it pre cut and where did it come from thanks

It was not pre-cut. It came in a 3' x 8' roll. I bought it at Waffle Insulation

Thanks