1978 Camaro Project.
#11
The blue stuff is the prep material you lay down before flooring your house. I'm using it in place of sound dampening material. I've placed it where i removed previous sound dampening material and i've placed it over places i thought "sharp" and might rub raw whatever was placed over it.
#12
Some of that stuff is good for use in basements. I am thinking it would be fine. Definitely something to look into.
#13
If it's the stuff for hardwood floors it should be fine, but don't use the stuff made for carpet pad. That stuff will hold water like crazy.
#14
Also, just as a precaution i left the blue backing on there, which is plastic. If you remove it it's an adhesive backing, but i left it, thus allowing for more water resistance.
#16
#18
Lift straight up on the backs. They have a set of clips that you basically just drop them down onto. On the buckets you push back and then pull up IIRC.
#19
Thanks. And what kyphur said about removing the seats is correct. However, i'd be careful if i were you. Mine were stuck in their really bad, so i did something that now, looking back, was rather stupid. I squatted down, grabbed the seat and lifted. It took a lot of force but the seat finally released... That's when my head made contact with the roof of the car and i received a concussion. Lol, no joke.
#20
Thanks for the info guys!
Thanks. And what kyphur said about removing the seats is correct. However, i'd be careful if i were you. Mine were stuck in their really bad, so i did something that now, looking back, was rather stupid. I squatted down, grabbed the seat and lifted. It took a lot of force but the seat finally released... That's when my head made contact with the roof of the car and i received a concussion. Lol, no joke.
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