Original Closed Car Door Insulation

[jneely]

Hello all

I am working on a 31 Tudor mild hot rod, and I would like to omit the interior panels - Leaving the wood, and everything else exposed. On the doors, remnants of some sort of original tar insulation are visible. I would like to strip this and reapply something that is effective and visually similar. Any ideas?

Thanks in advance

[Steve Plucker]

Originally Posted by jneely

Hello all

I am working on a 31 Tudor mild hot rod, and I would like to omit the interior panels - Leaving the wood, and everything else exposed. On the doors, remnants of some sort of original tar insulation are visible. I would like to strip this and reapply something that is effective and visually similar. Any ideas?

Thanks in advance

Start scraping...wont be so messy.

Pluck

[jneely]

Does anyone know of a source for a similar product that I can reapply?

[Farrell In Vancouver]

Roofing patch (can't remember the brand name)available at most hardware stores. You're in for about an hours work with a heat gun and putty knife. Why not just add to what is there?

[Steve Plucker]

Originally Posted by jneely

Does anyone know of a source for a similar product that I can reapply?

Farrell has it right...also if I remember right, I got some spray-on deadening material from NAPA a few years ago...used it on my 29 coupe doors.

Pluck

[jkcrosson]

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Wet / Dry roof cement is the name of the product. Everyone around hear calls is roofing bull. I think thats short for, well you know.

[Jim Mason]

you might want to leave that rather than insulation it may be an anti drum material

[CarlG]

You might try that bed liner material used on a lot of pickups.