I started out the day by pulling the fibrous factory sound deadening material and ![\"cleanFloor\"](\"http:\/\/wh1266380.ispot.cc\/main\/wp-content\/uploads\/2016\/03\/cleanFloor-300x169.jpg\")
\nsaving it to reinstall after I’ve put the 80 mil Noico butyl rubber material on the floor. I cleaned and de-greased the floor I had to use a brillo pad to get it clean. There was \u00a0oil that had seeped into the factory material in a few places that made a mess and took a couple of hours to clean up.<\/p>\n
There were quite a few holes drilled in the floor that needed patching so I sprayed them with Rust-oleum Rust Reformer on the topside and bottom side (turns rust into![\"PaintPatchHoles\"](\"http:\/\/wh1266380.ispot.cc\/main\/wp-content\/uploads\/2016\/03\/PaintPatchHoles-300x169.jpg\")
a paintable surface). I then plugged the painted holes with waterproof Goop sealant. I used a degreaser again to try and prepare the surface for the sound deadening material.<\/p>\n
Savina helped me install the Noico material. We cut pieces to fit in the low spots and then heated and rolled it to make it stick. I bought a $23.00 Wagner heat gun and it made the material stickier and also easier to roll out. The Noico has a grid![\"savinaRolling\"](\"http:\/\/wh1266380.ispot.cc\/main\/wp-content\/uploads\/2016\/03\/savinaRolling-300x169.jpg\")
pattern that can be used as a guide so you can tell where you’ve done a good job of rolling it.<\/p>\n
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Here is the floor about 2\/3 done.<\/p>\n
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