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    Removing carpet underlay

    I have jing pinged my floor and a second layer of closed cell foam, so want to remove the old hairy underlay off the back of the carpet - it has a vinyl layer between the carpet and underlay.IMG_1312.jpg

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    Jing pinged?

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    Its an acoustic deadener and also has some limited thermal ability. Its a 'weighted vinyl layer that can be moulded and stretched to the contour of the floor, wall, roof of a vehicle. I have done the roof lining, rear wall, floor, firewall and all doors, then laid a further layer of different insulation that wont absorb water either. Jing Ping wont absorb water. the fluffy stuff under the carpet is a bugger for that and can takes ages to dry out if it does get wet.

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    I reckon the smooth face you see is the underside of the carpet and you should be able to separate.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Cuppa View Post
    Jing pinged?
    Its an alternative brand (Jing Ping) to the famous aussie one called Car Builders, american one called Dynamat, etc.
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    I attacked the carpet by first removing what I could by hand then using a 4" angle grinder with a 40 grit fan wheel, simply perfect - stripped it off the entire underside in under 5 mins. I could go back and give it a follow up, but its down to the vinyl, so might leave it there.
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