Also used exhaust wrap and another insulation from DET I think it was. We used Lizard Skin as well as some dynomat on the Cuda. Hopefully in a couple months it will be on the road. I used about 5 gallons of Lizard Skin on the interior. I did this on the inside of my trunk lid to keep it away from the areas that won't be covered by leather. It will leave a pretty clean edge when you remove the tape. Clean-up is just water while it's still wet. It kinda looks like bedliner but it styes plyable. You can see the material on the floors in some of the pictures.
Go to the "Body" section and then go to the "Paint" section. Click that and it will link you to my web site. Look under the "Cars" section, my Nova is the first Nova. It does insulate against the heat pretty well. It is running now but only idling in the driveway. I sprayed it about 3/16 to 1/4 inch thick to help prevent the rocks from dining up the tops of the fenders. I sprayed on the lizard skin, blocked, primed then painted with a single stage urethane. I did this on the inside of my front fenders.
You can sand it with 80 grit paper then primer over it with a good urethane primer and then block that smooth. If I could reach it with the schutze gun, it got sprayed. I sprayed it everywere on the inside of the doors, roof, floors, firewall, quarters, trunk, underside of the front fenders.
All in all, pretty good product!! Hope this helps. I can not speak of driving experience yet as we have not quite made the highway. We heated a trunk hinge and some nasty stuff dripped on it and it took it like a champ. I also found out it withstands a fair amount of heat as well as fire. It does sand easily should you desire to paint it which I did on a few portions. Overspray cleans upon easily with enamel reducer. Upon trying to clean it, I found out that cleaners such as PPG DX330 or Dupont Prep-sol and Final Clean soften the material and leave an odd finish that is kinda un-nerving. This happens wether you let the water dry or not. For instance, when wet sanding primer, it will leave primer streaks in it that are impossible to clean up. The only thing I don't care about is it stains easily. The experience I have had so far is good. When finished, while they had the body on a lift, they sprayed the inside and underside with the product. Each 1 gallon container can cover 20-23 square feet at 0.040” (40 mils) thickness.I had a local shop doing some metal work on a '58 Impala I am working on. LizardSkin is completely water soluble, meaning it offers an easy cleanup with just soap and water. For maximum acoustic performance, coat the entire interior surface and the floor, inside and out. Typical applications include firewalls, floor pans, transmission tunnels, doors, hoods, trunk lids, under headliners, inside fenders, panel van walls, and other areas that generate vibration and noise. LizardSkin Sound Control can be used with LizardSkin Ceramic Insulation when used together, LizardSkin Sound Control must be applied first. LizardSkin Sound Control is a high-tech coating that stops the vibration of sound waves coming from a surface before they enter the air.
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