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"Lizard Skin"
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Trevor Jessie
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Re: "Lizard Skin"
Used it on a streetrod. Definitely changed the "sound" of the panels. No real test of the heat barrier. I'm considering using it in my sprite.
Used it on a streetrod. Definitely changed the "sound" of the panels. No real test of the heat barrier. I'm considering using it in my sprite.
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You can make your own at considerable savings: https://www.hotrodders.com/forum/alternative-lizard-skin-103610.html
You can make your own at considerable savings: https://www.hotrodders.com/forum/alternative-lizard-skin-103610.html
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Well that was a time consuming thread, but very interesting. What I got out of it was that this is a great sound absorbing product but the temp. control is best done with foam foil
HealeyRick said:
Well that was a time consuming thread, but very interesting. What I got out of it was that this is a great sound absorbing product but the temp. control is best done with foam foil