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Headliner installation 444-544

posted by  agent_strangelove on  Thu Nov 18 06:09 CST 2010
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A heat gun and a putty knife will do pretty well as getting the tar paper sort of stuff off with out spending too much time at it.

I have never used real dynamat but I would read to see that it will hold on to the underside of a surface. I know the stuff I got is starting to come off the inside of my 1800 trunk lid after about 8 years and it's a bit upsetting but oh well....






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