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Re: Sound proofing 11 years 5 months ago #85698

I tried some of that American spray-on stuff in an aerosol from Demon Tweeks. It sort of worked, and it was easier to apply inside the doors but it will never do as good a job as the panels shown above that absorb the noise energy properly and dampen the panel vibrations. I figured it might also be a useful anti-rust spray if nothing else.

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Re: Sound proofing 11 years 5 months ago #85707

I'm watching this part of your project with great interest

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Sound proofing 11 years 5 months ago #85711

Because its American its a 1/4 thick they also do 1/8 and 1/2 inch. But the dynaliner does come in big roles and made all the difference with the doors
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Re: Sound proofing 11 years 5 months ago #85712

Cheers Dan

I might fit 1/4" on the floor pan before the new carpet and underlay goes in

I got a load of 10mm closed cell for off e bay.. It sticks like poop to a blanket..

I did this vid for Rover 25X




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Sound proofing 11 years 5 months ago #87075


Tho worked a treat
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Sound proofing 11 years 5 months ago #87088

Fair play Dan.. Its lookin good..

I did both sides of the fuel tank panel.. And removed the fuel tank and did behind it.. And inside the engine bay.. Lol

OTT? Maybe.. Just want quiet
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Sound proofing 11 years 5 months ago #87268

Be very carful with the expanding foam mate as it can pop the panels out, I wouldn't use it myself. ;)

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Sound proofing 11 years 5 months ago #87307

Daniel-Cook wrote: wrote:
I did my car and the hardtop makes a huge difference


Hi, This is really timely as I'm just thinking about redoing the insulation and roof lining of my (unused) hardtop.

Can I ask please, did you replace the fabric lining straight onto this dyna product and did you glue it?

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Sound proofing 11 years 5 months ago #87425

When I did mine I removed the lining, and used 10mm closed cell foam as its lighter then re-fitted the lining

Look on e bay for closed cell foam
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Sound proofing 11 years 5 months ago #87432

rover-25x wrote: wrote:
Be very carful with the expanding foam mate as it can pop the panels out, I wouldn't use it myself. ;)


Oops too late... Wickes fire retardant foam... Both rear wings done...

Both C pillars done
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Sound proofing 11 years 5 months ago #87448

dynamat=kilograms=no good :spank: :lol:

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Sound proofing 11 years 5 months ago #87453

peter81 wrote: wrote:
dynamat=kilograms=no good :spank: :lol:


You are totally right... Which is why supercar manufacturers bring out race versions with no soundproofing.. Or luxuries.. As every ounce counts

Personally I want a GT that I can take down to Italy etc... I'd rather go a little slower and be quieter than bit faster and deaf lol

But yes adding soundproofing adds weight and kills performance
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