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Grouper
 
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| The foam egg crate insulation in my engine compartment is rotting out after 9 years... any better product to replace it with? I'll be glueing it to be place upside down under the deck. I'll need 50 square feet or so. Thanks, Jim
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There is the aluminum coated stuff that is pretty good, but for a lot of curves and having to bend it in place, foam is a good all around.
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| I recommend "soundown" product (http://www.soundown.com/AI.htm) - that is what we generally use here at work and what I used my boat, a 24' Topaz with a diesel - it is amazing how much quieter it is. There are several places you can get it online too, just do a google search. I also went with the 2 lb/ sq ft - the heavier the rating, the more dampening you will get. I suggest getting the studs to mount it - they can be epoxied or screwed fastened, and use their seam tape. You are welcome to check out mine if you want (I'm in Foley, Al). Michael
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