Hello All,
The outer skin of the trunk lid on my '69 Coronet appears to not be connected in any way to the underside bracing panel. I'm sure that when it was manufactured they probably put something between the two pieces to stop any contact between them and dampen any vibrations. Whatever it was is no longer working and if you lightly thump the lid with your fist it rattles like a hand full of marbles in a metal five gallon bucket.
My question is what if anything can be done to remedy this? I thought perhaps I could drill a few small holes in the underside and inject some spray foam (the low expanding type like they use for window installation in homes) but I don't know if that would force the outer portion up unless I made some sort of buck to prevent that and insure it remains flat.
If anyone has successfully dealt with this problem I would be very interested in how you solved it.
Thanks
The outer skin of the trunk lid on my '69 Coronet appears to not be connected in any way to the underside bracing panel. I'm sure that when it was manufactured they probably put something between the two pieces to stop any contact between them and dampen any vibrations. Whatever it was is no longer working and if you lightly thump the lid with your fist it rattles like a hand full of marbles in a metal five gallon bucket.
My question is what if anything can be done to remedy this? I thought perhaps I could drill a few small holes in the underside and inject some spray foam (the low expanding type like they use for window installation in homes) but I don't know if that would force the outer portion up unless I made some sort of buck to prevent that and insure it remains flat.
If anyone has successfully dealt with this problem I would be very interested in how you solved it.
Thanks














