Sound / Heat Insulation
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bankz5152
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LizardSkin has been the best sound insulation for me. Essy to apply too and better than Fatmat/Dynamat
Fatmat would be my next choice.
Fatmat would be my next choice.
I used NK on the rear floors of my 110 TD5 and it did a great job of masking the noise from the rear wheel bearings, saving me the cost of getting them changed.
I was thinking of fitting some on the bulkhead to quieten the squeaking from the harmonic damper.
I was thinking of fitting some on the bulkhead to quieten the squeaking from the harmonic damper.
mikerajjers
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I have used silent coat an am very happy with it. I've not finished applying it everywhere I intend to. So far just drivers door and roof. It makes a lot of difference...the door makes a nice clunk rather than a rattle when closing. The car doesn't heat up so much from yhe sun with the roof lined.
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You could also fit lots of foam based products to speed up footwell rusting if you need
bankz5152
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Just the soundproofing one. Maskjng didnt take long and was so quick to apply. Plus gets in every nook and cranny which helps a huge amount.
You could get the interior done in a weekend.
I honestly find fitting the matting exhausting.
You could get the interior done in a weekend.
I honestly find fitting the matting exhausting.
