Headliner insulation

[My*65*Dart]

Was looking around online for some headliner insulation for my '65 Dart and all I could find for pre '67 A-bodies was for 64-66 Barracuda's. I'm figuring I could probably use this (only 19 bucks), what do you think? Also what was the purpose of the sailboard cards? Are they there just to give a good surface to attach the headliner to in that area? The headliner I have has the material to cover those attached to it. Thanks.

 

[J Glenn]

"this"? Do you have a link?

 

[My*65*Dart]

"this"? Do you have a link?

Insulation for $19.00 was on Classic industries website.

 

[Big_John]

I used this stuff: EZ Cool Automotive Insulation heat barrier and noise reduction for cars, trucks, classic cars, street rods and much more

 

[roccodart440]

I used Dynamat on my whole car

 

[My*65*Dart]

I used this stuff: EZ Cool Automotive Insulation heat barrier and noise reduction for cars, trucks, classic cars, street rods and much more

I book marked their website. I already ordered the $19.00 stuff but I'm thinking about getting this stuff. Looks really good for the cost. Thanks.

 

[BillGrissom]

Dynomat stick-on would also quiet roof noise. In my 1965 Newport, I used attic foil (plastic cells) from Home Depot, just held up by the headliner bows. Haven't been back to see how it held up, but home attics get pretty hot too. I don't feel any radiant heat from the roof and the summer sun is evil in the CA Central Valley.

 

[Back in Time]

The Headliner will cover the Sail Board cards.Extra is for Sun visors if you want.Work slow in the sail panel area.. it's easy to end up with wrinkles like I did on my 64. One more thing..lay it out in the sun for a day to get the fold marks out.Will make it easier to stretch.