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Camaro Research Group Discussion => Restoration => Topic started by: Danzo on October 03, 2020, 08:38:17 PM
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Was there a particular pattern done to the inside of the doors?
Thanks, Doc.
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I don't remember any undercoating applied to the insides of the doors only the paper between the door and interior panels.
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There was a thick undercoat type of coating sprayed that looks the same used in the trunk inside on the quarters. On my 67 it was primarily from mid-way top to mid-way bottom with the heaviest along the door center. I read somewhere this was for sound deadening and to prevent any possible resonating within the door cavity.
Mike
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Here is My 1968 LOS sample, you can see the line and texture, I agree it sure looks like trunk application.
Others may have "better" photos
Jim
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Does a hard line suggest the material was applied to the door skin prior to assembly on the door shell?
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If you do not apply undercoat when you reskin a door, it will have a hollow tinny sound, door will not sound solid when closed.
- Warren
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If you do not apply undercoat when you reskin a door, it will have a hollow tinny sound, door will not sound solid when closed.
- Warren
Yeah. Kind on like a "E" body Chrysler :)
Joe
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I remember this discussed when it was applied a while back.....
http://www.camaros.org/forum/index.php?topic=14385.msg126982#msg126982
Mike