Reducing interior temperatures is a 1963-1967 Corvette. How to stay cool on a budget!!

Hey guys and gals, welcome to my KZbin channel. This channel is the home for all your vintage Mid-Year Corvette content. I am restoring a 1963 Corvette Split Window. I will be making weekly videos on the car so please like and subscribe. Let me know what you think about the video. Enjoy!!
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[@johnkelly6942]

It just takes time. No short cuts on stuff like this. Another nice job!

[@MidYearMitch]

Thanks John!

[@tmtruett]

I slowed down the fast forward sections to 25% which really helped to show your order of operation. Helpful video. :)

[@BradKwfc]

Great work, looks really good. I'm hoping to have my body and interior dustless blasted before it gets too cold here in Utah. It will be so nice to have all that fiberglass covered up.

[@MidYearMitch]

Thanks! That made a big difference on the temperature of the cabin for sure. That blasting works well from what I heard. The inside of my car was super clean. Just needed a scuff. I honestly didn't need to paint the floor.. But it made me feel better in the end.

[@bobdavis3389]

Because you used the 3M 90 , so did I , It works great .Thanks Mitch

[@MidYearMitch]

Thanks for watching! I bought it from Corvette America first. They put their label on top of the can. I saw a 3M logo on it and that the can was green. So I googled it and found that’s what the product was lol. Much cheaper at Lowe’s than corvette America.

[@jmanci910]

Did you use the mat on the roof and the rear top areas where the sun beats down on the car?

[@jamesonmarshall]

Hi Mitch, where did you end up buying your carpet from? I see a bunch of different kits online and was wondering which kit you ended up going with. Thanks.

[@MidYearMitch]

I got my carpet direct from Al Knoch Interiors. I really liked the kit they sell. It fit really well and they are very detail oriented. The heal pads were correct for a late 63. They looked just like they do in the NCRS book.

[@debposey307]

What material did you use down the middle to insulate where the exhaust is?

[@MidYearMitch]

I used Eastwoods “dynamat” product as a base then I used some insulation that I got from paragon. Most suppliers sell it. It’s a thin fiberglass insulation I highly recommend it to keep the heat and noise down in the car.