70 Camaro - Boise, Idaho

[Goosesdad]

The rear interior panels ready for some epoxy primer





Primed

[Goosesdad]

Masked and ready for Lizard Skin. Decided to use it on roof, not sure if I will use it elsewhere.


Done.

[waynieZ]

Wow they look great! Amazing what difference being one color makes. Nice.

[Goosesdad]

Final fitment test for these rear panels, headliner and a-pillar. Using a little DEI insulation on top the Lizard Skin, mainly just because there is room between the headliner and roof structure because of the ribs... , cheap/lightweight insurance imho.



Can't see it in these pics but when I glass'd up the flanges on the panels, I left room for the suede material so the panels continued to meet up flush after the suede was glued down. Should be clean!




The bottom of the a-pillar's are just left hanging for now, they will get integrated into the 'glass dash/door panel soon.

[streetbird]

still impress by your work

[ScotI]

Super clean.

[waynieZ]

Boy that looks so nice. It looks like you've been doing it for years.

[OLDFLM]

Just unbelievable work! "Tight Work!" as the kids used to say!

Are you using the DEI insulation on top of the Lizard Skin for noise or heat insulation or both?

[Goosesdad]

Thanks guys!

Ty, I used DEI's under carpet lite for a extra sound and heat insulation. Might be overkill but there was room under the headliner, so it seemed an easy decision. Just climbing in the car now, while on the rotisserie, already significantly more sound dead. Not sure what I will do for the rest of the interior for insulation and deadening, I did the roof now as I'm getting ready to take it off the rotisserie and don't plan on putting it back and spraying the roof now seemed like a good idea.

That said, the LSkin spray gun comes with both a straight tip and a 90 degree tip so spraying the roof would be easy at any time. Ohhh, you actually have read the product description! Ha. Well done LSkin.

[214Chevy]

Everything looks so damn good!!