Sound deadening
Sound deadening
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v8owner

Original Poster:

602 posts

264 months

Thursday 22nd February 2007
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Just about finished on all the ali panels now.. phew!

before bond/rivit them in i wanna fit sound deadening.. Im happy to go the www.woolies-trim.co.uk/ route with the 15mm fire/noise/damper mat, but not sure what to go for on the back of the side panels?

any recommendations?

Graham-P

1,548 posts

275 months

Thursday 22nd February 2007
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Reflective sound deadening, as the cooling pipes run along the sides. I stuck the sound deadening on and then stuck the glass matting to that to reflect the heat back, also remember to do this to the luggage compartments as the pipes run under these (don't want hot sarnies do we?!)

Graham

v8owner

Original Poster:

602 posts

264 months

Thursday 22nd February 2007
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ok thanks.. ive emailed a couple of companys for advice:
www.noisekiller.co.uk
www.pritex.co.uk
but so far no joy...

Were did you get the reflective deadening? - is it self adhesive?

Graham-P

1,548 posts

275 months

Thursday 22nd February 2007
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I got the reflective matting from Car Builder Solutions, it's not self adhesive. If you look on Stigs web site for the Can-Am he used a reflective self adhesive deadening matt not sure where he got it from though, drop him a PM.

HTH

Graham

stig

11,823 posts

313 months

Thursday 22nd February 2007
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Graham-P said:
I got the reflective matting from Car Builder Solutions, it's not self adhesive. If you look on Stigs web site for the Can-Am he used a reflective self adhesive deadening matt not sure where he got it from though, drop him a PM.

HTH

Graham


The 3 layer mat I used was also from Woolies. Highly recommend it. It has a thick, dense backing sheet, then 10mm or so of foam, then aluminised heat reflecting sheet. So it's heat/fire/sound resistant.

About £40 a square metre if I remember rightly. The adhesive backing is STRONG! Once it's on - which is vital as you won't have any access to them once the sidepods are on.

I had it in the floor, the sides and the front/rear bulkheads. It's quite heavy, but that's not a consideration if you're considering fitting it at all really, as its comfort over performance.

shithotfast

1,134 posts

297 months

Friday 23rd February 2007
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dont ever take the missis out in the car..... that will do wonders for the sound deadening!

GTWayne

4,595 posts

246 months

Friday 23rd February 2007
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shithotfast said:
dont ever take the missis out in the car..... that will do wonders for the sound deadening!


That is the main reason behind NOT installing any sound deadening material in the GTW. Obviously the car makes one hell of a racket when moving briskly along but although loud, it is not harsh or rasping and so is actually quite pleasant in comparison.hehe

Only joking of course



Edited by GTWayne on Friday 23 February 20:34