Man, you're probably the most humble KZfaq builder, but your projects are always legit. Gives hope to all us other cats who are tinkering along with ya.

Dude your content is rock solid, we gotta pump those numbers up for you. I like your videos more than a lot of the crap that is pulling way more views. Keep it up and you will break through.

The difference in the sound on that roof is huge, i was on the fence with whether i wanted to use this or not, nice to finally find a video with someone that does a before and after effect. I'm sold on it now.

Man this truck is going to be sick

Anxiously preparing for this install this coming weekend. Your video eased some of those nerves! Thank you!

That turned out Fantastic, that is such a huge vehicle, definitely not a project Binky ,Great video thank you

Robert Nielsen I really enjoy watching your channel, I am a 70 year old fart trying to build an old pick-up thinking I am like you (but I can't compare to you) you do excellent work and make it look so easy!! What I have learned from you is "just go for it!" and I am doing just that. My work may look like crap but it is all my own effort and I am proud of it-it is all learning.

Love these older videos!! Started watching when you quit your job. Keep up the great work👍👍

I recently bought a 68 1100C and I have watched every video. I won't be doing as thorough a restoration as you because of skill level but I really appreciate the content. It has been really cool to watch....Thanks Again. Mine came with a Chevy Small Block but the body and Frame are pretty good. My first project is going to be trying to rebuild my first engine ever. Wish me luck

I just stopped back to check out the build , great video , real world application for us car guys. Thanks for the pointer about the preparation! Old Edna is quieter then a church mouse!

That Lizard Skin came out great! It is some amazing stuff. Great job man.

Looking good! Yours is one of my favorite channels to watch. Keep up the good work!

Gotta say love the Travel All...

Awesome results in my opinion! Anything without a hardener (and to a lesser extent with a hardener) humidity effects dry time very much! I think lizard skin needs to at least reimburse you for a fantastic review of their product. I know you just sold me on it! Thank you!

Next time wipe it down with acetone coz any grease from your hand etc will cause the paint to not adhere but good idea to use a primer undercoat for metal would be a fail safe. Thanks for the video

I love Lizard Skin products. I struggled with the ceramic to get it coated correctly. I want to see how you fare with the stuff. Dynamat also has some foam you can put down on top of all this. Thanks for the tip on the flash rust. I has a little of that too. Glad to know I don't need to worry about it. I didn't scuff something correctly, and it all peeled off. It sucked. I actually take some acid etch between the primer layer and the Lizard skin. It bites good. Glad you had success.

Great job ! Getting there...looking forward to seeing it back together !! Ya I stopped counting the money it does'nt matter if you love the project an have something to be proud of . God bless you and your family.

Insulation is money well spent , looks great .

Glad it worked out for you

Quick Roof Pro Aluminum 6" x 25' tape costs about $25 a roll and works great for soundproofing. I like to put foil tape between each run of tape to make it look super professional. You could do a truck like yours here for under $100.

Well Puddin, That sounds like it will stop the roof oil canning issue. My cummins crew cab had that issue over 60mph. Looks like a good product to use. Like your shop apprentice. She's a good spokesperson ! Thumbs up.

Ol girl is gonna be primo! Following along as I build a 67 C10 and have picked up a TON of new knowledge from you & your channel. Much like you, I’m just 1 guy in the shop by himself. Keep on truckin’ man - I dig what you do & share!

What a difference, that's going to be as quiet as a Cadillac! Awesome pouring skills by the way.

Thanks for the info, I'm impressed with the detail you do in each video and for that matter each car you've worked on plus a few tools...

Wow that stuff is amazing....

Far out! Great job! Looks good too!

Another great job! I have heard plenty about the Lizard Skin products and, after watching this video, would recommend it to anyone.

Yeah my comment is the same as most of the people commenting excellent excellent excellent I had an old travel all there wicked !, have you thought about doing the under part of the body mine was very loud I was in the bush a lot with it for wheeling yeah I love your love your videos... 👍👍👍👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

Great vid came to your channel by accident in that I was looking at Lizardskin for a van (weird I've watched hundreds of videos on van builds and only one mentioned in passing Lizardskin) So in wanting to see some applications I happened to your vid on it and you did amazing job and the tail end "add on" about the temperature reduction was exactly the last remaining question answered perfectly. I looked at your other content and will definitely check out your projects they look really interesting. Thanks for doing a great vid and sharing your experience

This stuff is amazing. I sprayed my project last night , and after the first panel was done it was as if I dragged a big carpet into the shop. I'm spraying the sound deadner. Yea the interior was quieter for sure , but the shop had less of a ringing bathroom acoustic. I'm guessing it's diminishing returns for the second coat but I'll see. Oh it's just bedliner /undercoat. No way Jose, this stuff works.

Never seen spray on noise reduction before, only the self adhesive strips stuff. Thanks for the great product information and instructions on how to use it.

Looks good you want this ole old international to last.

This is a great video. No nonsense. That is quite the collection of traditional tattoos my man. Looks like great work!

A very major difference in sound. Seems to be a good product.

It's worth noting that in the 'before' sound test the camera and I assume the microphone was on a stand well outside the vehicle. The 'after' sound test the camera and mic were being held and was inside the vehicle. If that is true then I imagine there was an even bigger improvement in how well the products and application worked. Thanks for the vid.

Thanks. I'm doing this for a friend of mine whose restoring a military Humvee, and I was already thinking I was going to prep with 180. It's got Epoxy primer on it so that should be no problem, but I think he might not have gotten enough sound deadening. Like you never used the stuff before so this will be interesting to be sure. Maybe he was planing on doing the roof, not sure. (I'm doing the paint and body restoring.)

Always curious about that product. I always used Dynamat

Looks, great man! I like the way you are willing to just go for it and give stuff a try. I was trying to figure out how to soundproof the interior of my old truck and this may be the way.

Good morning buddy… I have been watching all your old videos, I stumbled upon your channel about 2 months ago. Really enjoy your content your sense of humour is awesome…you will definitely grow based on your personality as well as your drive and knowledge. I am from Alberta Canada…I have been in the Ceramic coating industry for years. Watching you apply that lizard skin pained me lol. The ceramic that I apply is from the USA. Kills me that you have to prime and so much time between coats (this product I apply self primes and you will better results because with ours because it’s over 80% solids-you would apply this material all in one day and it would be cured by morning) and it’s cheaper as well. Passed salt spray test for corrosion as well as 10 decibel at 30/1000 …I recommend 40/1000. I’m not looking at selling the material I would just give you the name of my USA distributor. This product is a no brainer compared to what I watched last nite. I felt bad for you…you could have cleaned less sanded nothing and applied all in half a day and you are done…this coating also reflects 98% Energy (light as well but Energy is where you save) I coat everything from fire walls, inside cars for soundproofing..hot pipes up to 500 F and cold Ammonia chillers to concrete to drywall, and everything in between. The bond is incredible …you could NOT pour this ceramic like lizard skin we are way to thick for that. Dries extremely fast with no cracking …and the gun you used works perfectly for ours as well…if conditions like humidity are low and you are applying you can apply all in one pass…turn a fan on or park it in the sun and within a couple hours …you can walk on it… anyways just letting you know is all. Take care

Thanks for showing the Lizard Skin wish it had been out there 40 years ago.

I almost forgot keep up the good work and thank you....JJ...

i may do this on my 68 travelall build. great videos keep them coming

Seriously brother thank you for making this video you gave me a lot of great advice I'm doing this myself with a year 2000 GMC Safari van and it's a hell of a task but I hope it's worth it

Ok...here goes. Thanks for the tutorial!

i think it is also good to spray all the outside of the vehicle! thanks for this video!

wow that stuff applied a lot better than I expected. I'm gonna have to order a kit for my VW bus that I've got, that'll make a big difference. I wish I had known about this stuff back when I did the dynamat in my beetle on the floor. So much easier than rolling that stuff on, having to cut it into weird shapes.

yes its a old video but i nvr seen these older ones on travelall. but after sounds on the sprays. thats amazing the change in sound. very impressed

You always post a video in the morning so it is the first notification I see when I start working, I have the anticipation of watching a new Puddin video when I get done. Always a great thing to look forward to!

Its Fun Watching these early vids! Thanks for the share!

You said you redid your ending of the video because you looked like a goofball, only if younger puddin could see himself today! Don’t change a thing. Man I didn’t realize how much work went into the travel all. Nice ride dude.

nice work, thanks for sharing it.

Just checking in on how this stuff is working after a few years. You've come a long way since these vids.

Little Hot Rod made this video for me. She needs to get some experience on the welder soon. Get them girls some real skills!

That lizard skin is a really good product I’ve used it in compilation audio cars to ensure there was no rattling or vibration

Thanks for the information bro I'm still watching all your older videos and linking your videos and always liking everybody's comments even if they're s*** bags..... JJ...

Well done looks good.

I can't wait to see it togethether and driving, but I kinda hope it takes a while as I'm loving the build videos. Your personality + the cool content makes for a great watch bud.

👍😎👍. That was a lot of work, and the end result is very impressive. Thanks for showing good and the less than ideal (and it’s all good).

I love this project.

Sounds like that is some good stuff to use for sure.

Thanks for sharing the video. Helped me understand what I was getting myself into on this project.

International may have chosen the original factory plywood rear floor to help keep things quiet. Your new stuff sprayed all over, including the giant drum of a roof, will work 100% better.

Impressive results. I will be using these products on my truck build.

i'm almost at the point on doing the cab on my 49 chevy p/u with lizard skin, thanks for posting, looks great keep up the good work.

Get some Dynamat or something similar and put it inside your doors.. Thanks for sharing, great video.

My first time watching your channel. Great job on the video and explaining where you saw the issues and possible fixes to making the product work better for you. I've heard of Lizzardskin and would consider using it on my projects (55 F100) cab.

I just now caught this old video, but I admire your "trial run". I mean, damn, look at the "real estate" you had to work with, and wading off into "undiscovered territory".

The air is full of moisture, both from rain and evaporation. Hence, not much room in the atmosphere for the thinner/reducer to dissipate into.

Turned out awesome, amazed at the sound difference especially on that roof . I'll be using this on my next project for sure

Thank you. I am going to do this lizard skin on my 1958 International A100

Good work.!!

Some times the bubbling is just from a contaminant like silicone spray or oil on the surface, just be sure to use surface prep or oil a ne wax remover, acetone, ect. I've had stuff do that for no reason also and it's so annoying burning a few hundred bucks in materials

Your the man!

Very cool man. I think I just found the product I need for the van, I'm gonna need a lot of it but after looking into it I'm thinking it's the best solution.

Going to do same to my 89 Ramcharger!

I thank you for the video. It was very helpful and the fact is I never bothered but will have to look at getting my old coupe quiet and maybe be able to listen to a radio in the car while driving!

nice job. I'll bet your happy to have that done. I'm like you, I hate paint & body work but can't afford to hire it done.

hey Puddin. now that you've had the lizard skin on Edna for awhile, how about an updated review on how you think it performs?

Great video, you are going to love how cool the interior will be on those hot sunny days, are you going to put some sort of cloth headliner on it? thanks for sharing

Thanks for posting. I’ve been wondering about this stuff for years. I went with Eastwood’s version of Dynamat to avoid the spray mess. I’m happy with it but gets expensive, and I had nowhere near the square footage you have.

Good job man. I kept wondering what make and model the van is. Looked like a Corvair van at first.

It turned out sweet. That's going to make a difference 👍👍🇨🇱

Thanks for that Puddin, Looking to somehow insulate my cab for the Diesel I am installing. Need some sound deadining material.

Nice job!!!!!!

Cool stuff for sure!

Looks good I've been considering this on my project but have not done it yet maybe I will now

Awesome stuff

thanks... good job bro

great work.

No more oil drum sound and it looks great

I might get an ab... just one. Haha! Nice job, made a big difference in sound.

Great Video, will consider using this material for my Pickup.

Well done.

Well done thanks for sharing

Looks good

Curious if you could apply that stuff to straight primer instead of paint. Or clean raw metal surface

Great Job

Awesome job!! How do you think that compares to something like a spray in bed liner? Cheaper, better, worse...? I've never used either but I need something for the D150

Nice Job!

Really nice video.Thanks.