What heat insulation product to use for Duster interior?

RealWing said

I got the foam from Aircraft Spruce http://www.aircraftspruce.ca/catalog/appages/supersoundproofsheet.php
This material is excellent for reducing noise levels in all types of certificated and home built aircraft. It is a closed cell vinyl insulating material which will not absorb water or oil. Has fire retardant qualities and meets FAR 25.853a Appendix F, Pt1. It is smooth on one side for easy attachment to the inside cabin skins, sides, top and front firewall.

Excellent for helicopters as well. Furnished in bulk 48" wide sheet, it is easily cut by scissors and attached with contact cement. Available in black only.

I got 20'x48" wide. I didn't use it all - probably have about 5' left, so I probably used about 720 sq ft.

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That's a VERY nice install you have there.

I haven't started on mine yet. Last thing I did was take the dash completely apart in order to paint it black. Also going to take the heater box out to get up in there and try to seal every non-essential hole I find.

Do you have a picture of the product installed? The picture on the website seems to be just a "representative" picture or illustration. I'm curious to see what it looks like installed.

How...how's the interior noise now? What about heat? Do you feel heat coming from your floor pans?

Thanks!