>> Keep in mind, the product is not flexible so bends and contours needed
>> to be addressed by inserting pieces, cutting out pieces or small folds in
the
>> skin.
I disagree. DynamatExtreme is quite pliable. If you use it 'cold' it might
be a little hard to bend, but if you let it warm a tad in the sun it will be
very pliable. I used DynamatExtreme quite extensively on my TR6 and highly
recommend it. There are several places where I did 90 degree bends with no
problems. I also found it molds itself quite nicely to contours. I ended
up using two Bulk Pack boxes on the body alone.
Click on the link below. This link is to a gallery in my website where
there is plenty of info about all this.
http://www.bowtie6.com/tr6_pics/carpet/gallery1/index.html
Also: the wallpaper roller is not bad, but to do this 'right' you need to
get the DynamatRoller. I did not believe it until I used the proper roller.
The difference is that the DynamatRoller is made of rubber and is much wider
than the one used for wallpaper. It makes a big difference when squeezing
the material down.
Finally, when I restored my factory hard top I lined the entire inside of
the top with DynamatExtreme (used several sheets from a new BulkPack). BIG
difference. There is no rattling and it gives the top a different 'feel'.
Granted, it made the top heavier, but that is all good: the more solid feel
is worth it.
Joe
PS: Why the need for "jute"? When it gets wet it stinks.
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