Turtle L300 kitchen / camping / sleeping cabinets

[king88mob]

Hiya. Love the conversion, it's given me a lot to think about with my deli.

Quick question: how much dynamat did you end up using? And did you do the engine cover / driving compartment as well?

I'm looking to reduce road noise in the Battle Bus a bit and this looks like the way to go forward.

[jessef]

I used a lot and covered the engine hump and rear floor.

If I were to do it again, I would start at the front with dynamat/fatmat and just do the rear with ecofoam as dynamat is quite expensive

[king88mob]

Cool beans. Just looked up Ecofoam and there's a manufacturer here in New Zealand! Sweet. Looks like it might help my insulation issues as well if i do the side panels. Did you have a look at bitufoam as well? Would it be worth going down that road or is ecofoam a safer bet because of less chemicals.

[fexlboi]

Every closed-cell foam will do the trick. Some of them just have a higher density (better R-value, more expensive). Just make sure you don't get any insulation which traps water (like open-cell foam etc)

[almac]

jesse,
i noticed that ur sink is electric. what kind of pump/battery setup did you use for it?
the manual pump in my deli is dead, and i'm looking for other options.