RW headliner insulation

[smalls111184]

being today is the first nice day we've had this year I was made aware that a mouse had spent the winter in the headliner of my super dog due to the pleasant aroma. So I pulled the headliner and luckily most of the urine was held in the insulation so i pulled that out and threw it in the trash. I figured i'd call mack tomorrow and see if they even still offer it but i was wondering what you guys use i was wondering if the dura mat you guys use would work on the ceiling? also while i'm in there I'm thinking about changing the cb antena's that go through the roof where would i get something like that, i'm only familiar with the ones that mount to the mirror brackets

thanks

darren

[jakebrake86]

I doubt Mack would have the insulation. I've used Dynamat extreme on floors and firewalls with great results. I haven't gotten motivated enough yet to pull the headliner but I'm sure it would do just fine.

[Mackdaddy2030]

A friend of mine did his whole Pete with Dynamat. He has loud exhaust and you can barley hear it in the cab. He also say it keeps it cooler inside.

[Dirtymilkman]

My CL's have a gray colored foam insulation in the roof. I also dynamatted the roof but the foam helps alot. It also doesn't trap moisture, its open cell type stuff

[Brocky]

Tom Millard put a lot of Dynamat in his fathers Brockway 361 when he restored it. Do not know if he did the roof???

Here is a link to that restoration.. The cab interior is probably about page 30??

http://www.brockwaytrucks.org/messageboard/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=1044