Guys can anyone offer good advice and direction on the application of sound proofing.
Looking for suppliers and good feed back
Ta
Red Devil
R_D,
Dynamat works really well.Have put it in my Kombi and does a great job.Best price I found was from Knox Auto Carpets.
Make sure you use Dynamat Extreme, priced about $235 for 3.6 sq m pack.
Best to make sure surfaces you attach it to are well sealed with something like por15 to keep moisture from seeping under Dynamat.
Hi John,
Dynamat works really well...
I would visit their website as I saw some new products at last years MotorEx Show.
I used Extreme like EKute... lining the roof would make a HUGE difference to stop panel drumming.
see here for some pics of Extreme installed.
http://fefcholden.org.au/forum/index.php/topic,7458.0.html
Cheers
Ed
Thanks guys very much appreciated will follow through and love the support from this club.
John Rap and Craig A come over for many hours the other night and got my wagon engine sorted very nicely thank you very much.
Regards
John
but wait there's more...
DW has some on special... may even do my rodeo for that price.
http://shop.dwcustoms.com/store/oem-sound-deadening.html
Thanks Ed great work.
John
Hi guys used the Dynamat Extreme, FANTASTIC difference, cant hear those Mexicans trying to get out of the gearbox.
Worth the money and thanks for the advice.
Regards
Red_Devil
Hi John,
How much did it cost and where did you get it?
Cheers,
Graham
http://www.usmuscle.com.au/Forum/showthread.php?t=4772
Spotted this on USMuscle abotu a no-name brand but I cant get through to E-Bay at work to see prices.
When I did the van I got Dynamat from Ryda it was about $240 plus $20 postage for an "extreme" pack which was plenty to do the whole of the inside firewall, floor and the face of the rear cargo shelf. Nice fun sticky job - wear old clothes and be prepared to "stick" to the floor as you do it! ;D http://www.ryda.com.au/Dynamat-10455-Xtreme-Bulk-Pack-p/10455.htm
this mob as well could be a go- http://www.tru-fitcarpets.com.au/ check them out
Just noticed that one of the no-name brands says about using a heat gun to help it ease into the shape you want. Can't comment on what they're like to install but the Dynamat was very pliable and easy to manipulate around and into odd shapes. I used used a rubber mallet as my "roller" in between applying "pressure" (read "smacking the bejeezus out of it") to make sure it bonded well! Just make sure no-one is under the car when you're applying "pressure" with the rubber mallet - John reckons his hearing is still suffering! ::) I had fun though! :D
Quote from: NosFEratu on May 07, 2010, 10:54:41 AM
Just noticed that one of the no-name brands says about using a heat gun to help it ease into the shape you want. Can't comment on what they're like to install but the Dynamat was very pliable and easy to manipulate around and into odd shapes. I used used a rubber mallet as my "roller" in between applying "pressure" (read "smacking the bejeezus out of it") to make sure it bonded well! Just make sure no-one is under the car when you're applying "pressure" with the rubber mallet - John reckons his hearing is still suffering! ::) I had fun though! :D
CROOLT was my second choice {IC00LT} am sure John knows its meaning oh to well ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D......FC427.....
:D strangely, I'm not offended by that! :D
Graham look at the thread above from EKUTE he gave me the details as Knox Auto Carpets in Victoria $235.00
Ta
Red_Devil
get a wallpaper roller to apply pressure.. they are about $5 from any hardware.
I also used a heatgun to make sure it would stick.
Did anybody notice the warnings on the Dynamat pack?