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AZ Mustangs: Window Felt + Heat = MELTING!

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Old 9/27/06, 09:10 PM
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I removed that mess with rubbing alcohol from Walgreens and then installed moleskin that only cost $6. Wish I had done this in the first place. You do not have to live in the Southwest to melt that Velcro crap as I live in ST Louis
Gonna try it tomorrow...On a side note,my wife cleaned her tint with ammonia water mix the other day before I could tell her No problems yet..Maybe I got lucky??
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Hope it doesn't get that hot here.....sounds like a mess
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Mine is doing the same in new orleans. Its a mess but it might have been my install. I did it with out removing the door cover so it stuck to my fingers a lot. I think that made it not stick like it should.
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has anybody with an 07 got this problem? hopefully they have already fixed this issue. i was going to schedule today to get my tint installed.
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Originally Posted by Mongoose
I removed that mess with rubbing alcohol from Walgreens and then installed moleskin that only cost $6. Wish I had done this in the first place. You do not have to live in the Southwest to melt that Velcro crap as I live in ST Louis
Where can I get moleskin and has anyone noticed the moleskin melting over the summer??
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We worked REALLY hard to produce a felt that wouldn’t melt on those hot summer days..

We tested it during the hot and humid summer months in South Florida.

Here is a thread where others have tried it with positive experiences.

http://forums.bradbarnett.net/showthread.php?t=49789&highlight=moleskin



We manufacture our own moleskin.
Working for almost a year to perfect the development process we learned many things about this seemingly simple material.

We designed our product to interact specifically with auto tint. We added extremely strong adhesive that is highly resistant to heat and humidity. We then added a specially manufactured, finely woven piece of felt (moleskin) to the opposite side of the adhesive

Generic moleskin has too thick of a felt and inferior adhesive to withstand this application.

We are trying to become a board sponsor! I hope to be around to help you all for a long time
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UPDATE:

I had the Duro-Felt and it melted as previously mentioned, leaving adhesive smeared on my tint during the summer.

I cleaned all of this crap off and installed the moleskin kit from Automoleskin.com and this moleskin + adhesive has lasted throughout the entire AZ summer this year (2007-a few weeks over 115*) w/o any separation or streaking. I'd recommend this kit to anyone needing felt/moleskin in a high-temp environment.
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....this moleskin + adhesive has lasted throughout the entire AZ summer this year (2007-a few weeks over 115*) w/o any separation or streaking. I'd recommend this kit to anyone needing felt/moleskin in a high-temp environment.

Same here but on TWO '05s.
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Originally Posted by Willie

Same here but on TWO '05s.
I wish I had known about this kit before I installed that duro felt stuff

Hell, I wish I had known about it before I tinted my windows

I might get the tint redone in the "winter" sometime, but it's not a priority by any means.

Pics of IROC-Z?
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....Pics of IROC-Z?

I don't want to hijack this thread so here are just a couple. ~700 hp . It ran a best of 12.004 @ 117.62 mph when it was pushing 14-psig (ProCharger). With the twins, it should be easily pushing 10s...

Willie
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Originally Posted by Willie
....Pics of IROC-Z?

I don't want to hijack this thread so here are just a couple. ~700 hp . It ran a best of 12.004 @ 117.62 mph when it was pushing 14-psig (ProCharger). With the twins, it should be easily pushing 10s...

Willie
Holy crap that is awesome
Does it still redline at 5500 RPM w/ the TPI?

Were you ever on Thirdgen.org? I used to post there about 5 years ago
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Drew,

Thanks! I think 5500 for a TPI is kind of high. I know the 350 TPIs crap out around 4500. BUT my little 305 was good for 6200 rpms! Thirdgen.org? Dude, you're kidding me, right? I still moderate two forums there! History/Restoration & Convertible. So you were a third genner? I still own my super rare '87 Z28 convertible too (just not enough room on my signature here). You don't happen to be the "Drew" who used to moderate the History boards with me in the late 90s are you????

Willie
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Originally Posted by Willie
Drew,

Thanks! I think 5500 for a TPI is kind of high. I know the 350 TPIs crap out around 4500. BUT my little 305 was good for 6200 rpms! Thirdgen.org? Dude, you're kidding me, right? I still moderate two forums there! History/Restoration & Convertible. So you were a third genner? I still own my super rare '87 Z28 convertible too (just not enough room on my signature here). You don't happen to be the "Drew" who used to moderate the History boards with me in the late 90s are you????

Willie
hahaha excellent

Nah, I was never a mod there. I can't even remember what my username was
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