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    [QUOTE=Ken Thurm;402587]Don -- Thanks, yes, that's exactly what I got. I just imagined after the interior is all in and I'm cruising down the road and at a certain speed the harmonics from the wind and the vibration of the motor creating this rubbing of the roof to the bows and driving me nuts.

    Ken, that 3M panel adhesive is great to work with. We used it between each floor rib in Dans subframe and the sheetmetal floor.

    It will definitely dampen out any harmonics in your roof, that stuff is just like welding the two parts together. Oh, did you get the special gun for applying it yet?

    Don
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