Looks like EZ Cool is the way to go for lining the floors. I'm in Canada so I was thinking about using these guys.

http://ezcool.ca/

Other option is that I order off of ebay...

http://www.ebay.ca/itm/4-X-10-EZ-Cool-A ... 032wt_1298

And ship to Ogdensburg to avoid any duty costs. Or are there other options?

This is the stuff I used, great price, easy to apply, and no more heat in the cabin.

http://r.ebay.com/pnhg6E

Pictures of it installed here:

http://www.fiatspider.com/f08/viewtopic ... 30&t=18105

ez cool is awesome and you can get it somewhat locally (905) area code

THE TOTAL PRICE & including shipping FOR MY EZ COOL IS $56.75 The weight of one roll of EZCool is 2lbs. The size is 48''x6''x6' and no driving to the US

http://forum.fiatspider.com/f08/viewtop ... l&start=60 page 5

A couple of years ago for the winter projets, I had obtained some heat/sound insulation from a boat manufacturing place that went out of business. This is the stuff that lined the inside of the engine box in the middle of the ski/wake board boats. Silver heat reflection one side and dense foam on the other.
It has worked for me to date

I used it for my Spider, one roll covered almost the whole car, but about half of the back seat area. Great stuff and very easy to use.

I just put it in my Spider this Winter and it is excellent. Very thin and light and really cuts heat and noise. Easy to install. I doubled it up over the CatCon.

Just finished my EZ Cool install this weekend!!! Someone said easy but tedious... I would agree. Maybe it was Pete that said that awhile back. But anyway, between the beer and the adhesive fumes it's a wonder I was able to finish at all..., but I plowed through.

That is a really good job. Yes very tedious. I didn't deal with it under the bundle of wires/gas lines on the left wall like you did. Bravo.

Pete

srwilson wrote:Just finished my EZ Cool install this weekend!!! Someone said easy but tedious... I would agree. Maybe it was Pete that said that awhile back. But anyway, between the beer and the adhesive fumes it's a wonder I was able to finish at all..., but I plowed through.

Wow... Great job. Was 1 4'x10' roll enough? Also should I do the back area as well or not worth it for road noise?

Yes, I used 1 4x10 roll and had a little left, maybe 3x2 if that. Not enough to do under the rear seat. So if you're planning to do that you may need more. I figure the seat pretty much takes care of that area. I guess Fiat thought so too since there was no jute under there to begin with.

Thanks for the compliment!

Maybe double it up over the CatCon bump!! It is nice and cool there now on mine.

Pete

RRoller123 wrote:Maybe double it up over the CatCon bump!! It is nice and cool there now on mine.

Pete

That's a good Idea. There should be enough left to that for sure.