Hard Top Insulation

Shatto

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Apache Junction, Arizona
The Jeep
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The Problem, The ceiling gets hot.
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My Solution (function over form)
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The Result (the A/C is no longer overwhelmed)
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The PROBLEM (Velcro glue won't hold in heat)
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What Adhesive Will Work?


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Problem: Roof gets hot
Solution: Remove Roof :risas3:

I never would have guessed it got that hot. Looks like your solution worked.

Jeep makes a hardtop liner that claims it reduces heat btw
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00FL52AHK/?tag=wranglerorg-20
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B06Y68Y151/?tag=wranglerorg-20
Your solution is cheaper though
I looked the MOPAR and other liners and a significant number complained that it fell down.
It gets seriously toasty in Arizona, so much so that the Velcro won't stick to the roof. My 1/2 roof panel weighs ounces and still falls. I need something that'll withstand heat as well as cold.
 
I hear you on Arizona. I used to live there, and in the Summer, it's scorching hot. I used to ride around in the Summer time on my motorcycle with a helmet on, and I'd be drenched by the time I got where I was going. The Winter's are much better!
 
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I am tempted to insulate my hard top even Texas Panhandle is Dry Heat.
However, I don't sweat much in the Panhandle as I sweat crazy in Iowa because the humidity difference.
 
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