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aquifer

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My roof lining has sagged too much and had to get binned.

Now I have recently out thermal lining and Ali foil tape across the back roof and sides.

Not got funds for la salles at the mo so thinking a carpet option. What type are best and also will it bond with the adhesive to the insulation stuff or all just fall off and cause a big mess in a day or so. The insulation been up about three weeks.

Your help would be appreciated as could get it cracked this weekend while the misses is away!

Thanks

Justin
 
To add I have lots of 3mm rubber matting on a role would that work as would match my floor mats I custom made....
 
You could always use the 4mm thermal lining stuff that they put on walls and under laminate/lino flooring, as it works just as well. ;);)
 
thin cheap foam backed cord carpet from carpet right or such about £3 a metre and a can of evo stick.... get spray on as it goes a lot further than the paint on stuff... £30 all in

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or 15mm foam carpet underlay ... lightweight and plastic coating on both sides make it very easy to stick on..... one big roll @ £20 has done my entire 110... seat box, floors, bulkhead, door panels etc etc and still plenty left

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cheers steve
 
aquifer said:
My roof lining has sagged too much and had to get binned.

Now I have recently out thermal lining and Ali foil tape across the back roof and sides.

Not got funds for la salles at the mo so thinking a carpet option. What type are best and also will it bond with the adhesive to the insulation stuff or all just fall off and cause a big mess in a day or so. The insulation been up about three weeks.

Your help would be appreciated as could get it cracked this weekend while the misses is away!

Thanks

Justin
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Only use closed cell foam or you will end up with a soggy mess.
 
no prob lining the roof ... never suffered from a soggy mess as all the leaks are from the gutter / side join or lower... unless u have a sunroof in which case buy a wetsuit :)

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cheers steve
 
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ebbadger said:
no prob lining the roof ... never suffered from a soggy mess as all the leaks are from the gutter / side join or lower... unless u have a sunroof in which case buy a wetsuit :)

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cheers steve
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Its not just the leaks, its the condensation on the roof that soaks in.
 
That looks very good indeed.

I have quite a bit of lino left over, I am considering sticking inside doors and on other panels before I stick carpet on. Hopefully it will deaden some vibration.
 
ebbadger said:
thin cheap foam backed cord carpet from carpet right or such about £3 a metre and a can of evo stick.... get spray on as it goes a lot further than the paint on stuff... £30 all in

12662524263_cb580fb0a6_c.jpg


or 15mm foam carpet underlay ... lightweight and plastic coating on both sides make it very easy to stick on..... one big roll @ £20 has done my entire 110... seat box, floors, bulkhead, door panels etc etc and still plenty left

11890770353_66d7bce721_c.jpg


11670995764_bb63005307_c.jpg


cheers steve
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Looking to do the same where did you get it from? cheers:D
 
I order some foam backed cheap carpet and got my adhesive ready, should be able to out up Wednesday after postman brings it.

Now is it best to remove some of the thermal bubble wrap type insulation stuff and aluminium tape so the carpet can stick onto this but also better to the roof or will it be just fine over the top. Trying to avoid it just falling off and taking the insulation with it!
 
bought a 30sqm roll of foam from an online company for around £20 ... ebay was far more expensive for same stuff... afraid it was a while ago though so cant remember company name...

as for the condensation comment?? condensation only forms on the open surface of cold metal... line the roof and you don't suffer condensation on the roof... itll move to the windscreen n windows lol .... the 110 roof pic was 3 years ago and its still dry n perfect

cheers steve
 
It was mentioned to me elsewhere that aero board type insulation could be good especially if covering the panels with ply or other sturdier material. Any body try this? Really cheap and easily worked with I'd imagine.
 
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