Probably should be curved and it would work better. Not impressed with the 90 degree tip though. Used this in the Breadbox and am very happy with it. I'm open to hearing about better products than I currently use and have had success with. Why would one use open-cell foam? Just several curious questions that come to mind, and baffled why so many layers of different products would be required. Perhaps you could comment also on what these 'MSDS sheets' say and what leads you to claim this one is "the strongest, most durable"? I'd just like to know what evidence there is that any of these others cannot be coated just as well with other products. I order what I need and only save two gallons of each between sprays. I will pass the minute savings on to my clients.Īnyone savy with eBay and such will see that most of these products are being blown out below my price with shipping included.Īs with all autobody products the freshness of them is imperative for the best quality finish. I do not work for or have any association to Lizard Skin other than I buy the products at wholesale pricing and purchased bulk to get that price. If you read the MSDS sheet for all of the products mentioned and talk to Reps for the companies, many should advise that Lizard Skin will accept these products and connect to them incredibly well.Īs I do my homework before posting most autobody materials and techniques, this layering system I am using may not be the lowest cost, but I can assure anyone interested that it is the strongest, most durable and will create an interior atmosphere far different than what most are used to inside a Vanagon. I am top coating them with polyurea products like, open cell and closed cell foam, expandathane moisture barrier and "truck bed linings". I'll be very curious to know what is different or 'better' about this sound deadening product vs these three other similar products, some for substantially less cost.Īll good products for sure and I have them and a few others on hand that I have tested.įor the most part, what I am doing with these products separates the different company's products quickly. Last edited by insyncro on Thu 8:20 pm edited 1 time in total Lizard Skin sells the applicator for DIY use and here is the breakdown: This is very important and if you breeze around YouTube you will see a lot of very frustrated novice sprayers. Posted: Sun 3:49 pm Post subject: applicator I will do my best to take the time to document to the products, tools and procedures I will be using throughout the coming weeks, on various vans that are being worked on at my personal shop.Īnyone who reads these forums will know that Lizard Skin products were shown by BadassDubs in one of his builds. This excellent bonding characteristic has me layering over the Lizard Skin with three different polyurea products for an added amount of durability and great build thickness. With exterior Monstaliner prep for two vans completed and owners having plans to roll the Montaliner soon, having all of the interior painted, coated and sprayed will allow very tight transitional lines between the interior and exterior of the vehicle. Polyurea, products aka "truck bed liners" are not new by any means, but being able to control the texture and tint the product to match many available paint colors is new.
Used over the sound control, this insulation will help keep your heat and air conditioning systems provide the temperature you desire and it helps block driveline heat and exterior radiant heat from the interior and cabin of the van.Īnother advantage to sprayable products is the ability to layer up and over them with an amazing amount of adhesion. Nowhere near as heavy of a product, but coats just as well. The product builds very quickly and offers many benefits just by itself, like eliminating rattles, quieting the interior and cabin and most importantly to me, adds a seamless barrier on all that it is sprayed on. A very heavy, black, sound reverberating coating that can be applied to an interior, ceiling, doors, engine bay, wheel wells.shoot, pretty much the entire chassis inside and out if you wish.
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