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Was any jute padding used under the rear carpet and front rubber mat of the 34 Master coach?
Stu Allen
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Not your year model but in the way of helping an un-answered post. Both my '36 car and truck had jute pad under the mat and carpet when I removed it to restore. It is not for sure that it came that way but both were from the org. owners.
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The front mat had sound deadner glued to the bottom of the mat. The rear had it glued to the floor and the carpet went over it.
Gene Schneider
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Thanks, Guys! I'll add that to my list.
Stu
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If you were doing a restoration today would you use the jute padding or go with the modern foil-backed insulation?
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The original was a tan colored jute or burlap type of material.
What you find today is the shredded rags (gray/blue color) or the foil backed stuff. If you can prevent slippage the foil backed will be great.
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Thanks, Gene. I will order some of the good stuff.
Stu
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