Adding High top: DIY insulation or pre-installed?

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JJPDX

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Hello, looking to add a 24in high top to my Chevy Express 3500 Extended. There are several options to choose from, see below, but the one I'd like some feedback on is the installed insulation.

Does anyone have experience with the insulation as installed in a high top by fiberine? I am a complete noobie and would by interested in it being done with all at installation. But if its generally insufficient or low quality, then I'll be back in a few months with lots more questions as I do it myself!!
Thank you, jj

List of other options for high top from Fiberine:
Camper Top Options

Wood Reinforcement Strips
Foam Insulation-Tops with Liner Only
Gray Primer Gel Coat Exterior
Standard White Gel Coat Exterior
Gray Primer Gel Coat Interior
White Gel Coat Liner Finish
Inside 2-12V Wire Set-Tops with Liner Only
Trim Kit for Standard Flange Tops



Thank you, jj


List of other options for high top from Fiberine:

Camper Top Options


Wood Reinforcement Strips


Foam Insulation-Tops with Liner Only


Gray Primer Gel Coat Exterior


Standard White Gel Coat Exterior


Gray Primer Gel Coat Interior


White Gel Coat Liner Finish


Inside 2-12V Wire Set-Tops with Liner Only


Trim Kit for Standard Flange Tops
 
I have installed high tops(not Fibreine). I have insulated high tops and shells/caps. what is very important is to have a fuzzy outer surface. if it's not fuzzy it will rain on you under certain conditions. highdesertranger
 
Thx! Yea, I'll need some fuzz on the ceiling cause I ain't got none on my head.... no rain, plz, on my Chrome Dome!
 
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