input plese

[korg70kbc]

I decided while the truck was sitting waiting for me to register it, that I would do some cleaning so I pulled the seats so I could clean the carpet better, so do I put a rubber coating underneath or ? I'm thinking of sound/heat barrier as my cab is usually pretty hot, for me at least........

[Jarrod B]

[korg70kbc]

but my carpet is super clean & I will be doing the seats tomorrow after I go boating......u'd be shocked at how dirty it is between the seats. esp with my coffee spilling abilities......
Plus, I wanted to look at the switch on the drivers seat as it acts up here & there so I figure I can't drive it (legally) so I might as well do the stuff u never get done when u need to drive it.

[Jarrod B]

you could prolly use this ...but you might hear it when steppin on it...me thinks..

[korg70kbc]

is that dynamat? or ? whatever its called? that is why I thought to use the rubberized underbody stuff only cuz i have a ton of it

[Jarrod B]

its sometype of aluminum foil with bubbles. lows was the only place that had it.

[korg70kbc]

Originally Posted by Jarrod B

its sometype of aluminum foil with bubbles. lows was the only place that had it.

"some type" : that is soooooo helpful

[X JBM X]

you could do a coat of rhino lining or something, but it wouldn't be all that much of a help with the heat or noise.

That's what the carpet is there for.

If you use Dynamat or something similar, now that's a different (and expensive) story.

[korg70kbc]

yeah, thats why I asked, I guess I will just make the carpet & seats pretty again & put it all back. EXCEPT ANYONE have a template or plan for rear storage bins??? I don't use my back seat & would rather have storage, but can't find the threads of those who did them